ix keys

Mint and manage API keys: one capped key per user or per agent, over the account's single balance

Usage

ix keys [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]

Commands

Command	What it does
ix keys create	Mint an API key. The secret is printed once, here, and cannot be recovered afterwards -- store it before the terminal scrolls
ix keys ls	List the account's API keys and what they have spent
ix keys self	Show the key this CLI is authenticated with: its cap, spend and headroom. Takes no id -- a capped key can read itself without being able to read its siblings
ix keys get	Show one key by id, at any depth and whatever its state -- revoked included. To read the key you are authenticated with, use `ix keys self`, which needs no id and no account-wide read
ix keys update	Change a key's label, cap, or paused state. A revoked key cannot be updated: revocation is terminal
ix keys revoke	Permanently revoke a key and every key beneath it. Not reversible; to pause a key instead, use `ix keys update <id> --disable`

Flag	Description
`--output <OUTPUT>`	Output format One of `human`, `json`.