Definition
Full definition of api key
Many smaller SaaS apps issue API keys instead of supporting OAuth. You generate a key inside the app's settings, paste it into Tiny Command, and Tiny Command sends it on every API request. Keys are typically all-or-nothing — anyone holding the key gets full account access — so they should be rotated regularly and never committed to public repos.
In practice
API key examples
Airtable key
Generate a personal access token in Airtable, paste into Tiny Command's connection field, save.
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FAQ
Common questions about api key
Where does Tiny Command store API keys?
Encrypted at rest, scoped per workspace, never logged, never sent to third parties.
