Console manual

What the console is, how its navigation works, and the roles you can hold across an organization.

Switch between organizations, create one, manage its settings and billing records, and read your profile.

Invite members by link, manage organization roles, and review membership history.

Create teams, staff them, move members, and see what each team owns.

Create projects, assign products, grant members explicit access, and manage the project wallet.

Find models in the catalogue, read pricing and limits, and assign an exact version to a project.

Create, scope, rotate and revoke project-bound API keys — the only credential that calls the grid.

Try models against a paying project, compare up to four replies, and read each reply's charge — no API key needed.

Propose a named deployment from a published product and track it through the review gates to publication.

Compose project-private flows from assigned products, activate revisions, and run them from the console or an endpoint.

Fund project wallets, review funding requests, and read the organization-wide financial audit trail.

Set organization- or project-scoped spending limits, output caps and content guardrails that apply to every call.

Read who called what, what was reserved, charged or released — and why a call holds budget or failed.

Read API refusals, console dead ends and money surprises — what each means and the exact fix.

Short answers to the questions the console raises most — accounts, money, refusals and limits.