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NoteYou need at least one set of credentials added before you can use the AI command interface. Each integration has its own token type — follow the provider-specific guide linked below for details.

General Steps

The flow is the same for every integration. The only difference is where you go to get the token.

Open the Integration in the Sidebar

In the Flarite dashboard, click the integration name in the left sidebar (e.g. Cloudflare, Stripe, Supabase, or Appwrite).

Click "API Tokens" in the sidebar

Under the selected integration, click the API Tokens menu item. This opens the credential management panel on the right side of the dashboard.

Click the "Get Token" button

Each integration has a branded button that opens your provider's credential page in a new tab — directly to the right place to create an API key. For example:

Cloudflare → opens dash.cloudflare.com/profile/api-tokens
Stripe → opens dashboard.stripe.com/apikeys
Supabase → opens supabase.com/dashboard/account/tokens
Appwrite → opens cloud.appwrite.io/console

Create credentials in your provider dashboard

Follow the provider's instructions to create an API key or token. See the provider-specific guides below for exactly what permissions to grant:

Paste the credentials into Flarite

Return to the Flarite tab and paste the token(s) into the form fields. Add an optional nickname to identify this credential (useful if you have multiple accounts). Click Save & Verify.

Flarite will validate the credentials by making a test API call. If the credentials are valid, you'll see a success confirmation with your account name.

Select the credential and start chatting

After saving, click the credential to activate it. The AI will now use this token for all subsequent commands in this integration.

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TipYou can add multiple credentials per integration — useful for managing several Stripe accounts, multiple Cloudflare accounts, or separate production and staging environments.

How are tokens stored?

Every token you add is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before being written to the database. The encryption key is a Cloudflare Worker Secret — not accessible to the database, not accessible to our team. See Token Encryption for the full technical details.

Revoking access

To remove a credential from Flarite, click the delete icon next to it in the API Tokens panel. This immediately removes the encrypted record from our database. We recommend also revoking the token directly in your provider's dashboard for maximum security.