The API Key Generation feature allows you to securely access and interact with open-source models and deployed Hugging Face models on the Qubrid AI Platform. This key enables seamless integration into external apps, tools, or workflows via API requests - empowering you to run model queries programmatically.
You should be logged in the Qubrid AI Platform in order to generate an API Key

How to generate an API Key?

1

Go to User Card located in the bottom left

The User Card looks like, your profile initials on the left followed by Name & Email stacked on top of each other on the right
2

Click on the User Card

Clicking there shows you your Email ID, Billing Tab & Get API Key options
3

Click on the Get API Key button

You will now be able to see a dialog box, containing a field which will show the API Key once you generate it
4

Click on the Regenerate API Key button

The field will show something like ********, clicking on the button will change status to fetching & generate the API Key
5

Click on the Copy button

Clicking here you can copy the API Key and use this in your model by passinng it with the API_KEY parameter
6

Click on the Close button

Once you have your API Key, keep it safe with you & dont share it with others.
Important: Please copy and securely store your API key. It will only be displayed once upon generation. If you lose this key, you will need to regenerate a new one.

What Are API Keys?

API Keys are unique identifiers that allow you to authenticate and securely access the Qubrid Platform APIs.
They are required when you want to interact with the platform programmatically — for example, to launch GPU instances, deploy models, or run inference from your own applications.

Key Points

  • Authentication: Every API request must include a valid API key to verify your identity.
  • User-Specific: Keys are tied to your account or organization. You can generate multiple keys if needed.
  • Permissions: API keys inherit your account permissions (e.g., project access, team role).
  • Security: Keep your API keys private. Never share them publicly or commit them to version control.

Typical Use Cases

  • Automating GPU instance creation.
  • Deploying or managing AI templates and workflows via scripts.
  • Running inference jobs directly from your application.
  • Integrating Qubrid into CI/CD pipelines.