Developer Guide and API Access

The developer API is in private early access. Production endpoints, API keys, integration documentation and limits are provided through approved onboarding. This guide covers the public tools and how to prepare an integration request.

1. Try a representative prompt

Open Chat for a conversation, or Arena to compare lanes. Use a prompt that reflects your real application, including the expected output format.

2. Compare results carefully

Record time to first response, total completion time, correctness and errors. Repeat under similar conditions. A shorter output can finish sooner without representing a faster equivalent workload.

Read the Arena measurement guide.

3. Prepare your onboarding request

• Application type and representative prompt
• Expected requests per minute and monthly volume
• Prompt and output sizes, streaming and structured-output needs
• Latency budget, quality criteria and failure handling
• Data handling, region and deployment requirements

4. Integrate after approval

Use only the endpoint, credentials and limits supplied for your approved workspace. Do not treat the browser's internal Chat or Arena endpoints as a supported public developer API. Keep credentials on your server.

Send an enquiry for approved integration documentation and review the listed plans.