Quick answer
To call a model through EasyAPI, create an API key, choose an available model, and send an authenticated request to a compatible endpoint. Keep production credentials on the server.
Key facts
- Create and manage API keys from the token management page.
- OpenAI-compatible clients normally use the site API origin followed by /v1.
- Start with a small request to validate the model name, authentication, and response format.
Quick start FAQ
- What do I need before calling EasyAPI?
- You need an active EasyAPI account, an API key, and the name of an available model.
- Where should I store the API key?
- Store it in a server-side environment variable or secret manager, not in browser code, mobile packages, or a public repository.
EasyAPI Docs
EasyAPI — The simplest API relay. One API key, many models, OpenAI-compatible calls.
Quick Start
1. Create an API Key
- Go to this site, sign up / sign in , and complete account authorization
- Open Console → Token Management → create a token and copy the API Key starting with sk-
2. Specify a Model (Optional)
Pass the model parameter in requests to choose a model. How to browse and pick one:
Open Console → Model Hub → browse models and copy a model ID
Set model in your request JSON, e.g. gpt-4o or claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022. If you prefer client configuration, skip this step and enter the model name directly in Cursor or your SDK. Try the Playground first, or read Standard Integration to configure Base URL and your key. See Model Hub for the model list.