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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.orbitsearch.com/llms.txt

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Use the Orbit developer dashboard to audit the API keys associated with your account or organization. The dashboard shows safe key metadata only; raw sk_orb_... values are shown once at creation and are never displayed again.

What you can inspect

Open DashboardAPI keys to review:
FieldWhat it means
Key nameThe human-readable label assigned when the key was issued
Display keyA safe identifier such as sk_orb_a0186...55fd
OwnershipWhether the key belongs to your personal account or an organization
ScopesThe operations the key can call, such as search:read or profile:read
StatusWhether the key is active, revoked, or expired
Last usedThe most recent authenticated request made with the key
ExpirationThe optional expiry time, if one was set
During a key rotation, watch the new key’s last-used timestamp in the dashboard. Once it starts updating and the old key stops receiving traffic, you can revoke the old key.

Public API behavior

Developer API keys authenticate search and profile-read requests. They cannot create, list, revoke, delete, or inspect other API keys.
The key-management experience lives in the dashboard because public API callers only receive dashboard-issued developer keys. Start from a dashboard-issued sk_orb_... key, then use that key only for developer API requests.