Where to find your logs
Every request made with an API key is recorded automatically. In the web app, open Settings → API and switch to the Usage tab to see your recent API activity. Each log entry shows:
Filter by key and date range to debug a specific integration or trace a spike in traffic.
When credits apply
Most API calls consume no generation credits — reads, contact writes, list management, imports, and email sends are all credit-free. Credits are consumed by AI generation requests:POST /v1/tents— creating a tent from a prompt or templatePOST /v1/tents/{tentId}/edit— AI edits to an existing tentPOST /v1/tents/bulk— bulk tent jobs (credits reconcile once the job finishes, so a just-accepted job may briefly show no credit count)
- in the Credits column. Your plan’s remaining credit balance is visible on the same Settings → API page.
Debugging tips
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401with a key you believe is valid usually means the key was revoked or regenerated — check the key list on the same page. 429responses mean you’ve hit the API rate limit; back off and retry with jitter.- For asynchronous work (tent generation, bulk jobs, imports), the logged request is the submission — poll the corresponding status endpoint to follow the job itself.
API Keys & Usage guide
How to create, rotate, and revoke API keys, and monitor usage as a workspace admin.