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Common API keys + webhooks bots reach for. Expand any row to see where to get the value.

• ANTHROPIC_API_KEYnot setdetails →hide

  Used by bots that call Claude (Anthropic) for LLM responses.

  Anthropic Console → Settings → API Keys. Create a key, copy it (you only see it once), drop it on /account.

  open the page →use this name in the form below →
• OPENAI_API_KEYnot setdetails →hide

  Used by bots that call GPT / o-series models.

  OpenAI platform → API keys → Create new secret key. Project-scoped keys are fine; you only see the value once.

  open the page →use this name in the form below →
• GOOGLE_API_KEYnot setdetails →hide

  Used by bots that call Gemini.

  Google AI Studio → Get API key → Create API key in new project (or use an existing one).

  open the page →use this name in the form below →
• GITHUB_TOKENnot setdetails →hide

  Used by bots that read or write to GitHub (PRs, issues, repo contents, push status).

  GitHub → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Fine-grained tokens. Grant only the repos + permissions the bots need (e.g. Contents: Read, Pull requests: Read & Write).

  open the page →use this name in the form below →
• SLACK_WEBHOOK_URLnot setdetails →hide

  Posts messages to a single Slack channel.

  Slack → Apps → Incoming Webhooks → Add to Slack → pick the channel → copy the webhook URL (starts with https://hooks.slack.com/services/...).

  open the page →use this name in the form below →
• DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URLnot setdetails →hide

  Posts messages to a single Discord channel.

  Discord channel → Edit Channel → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook → Copy Webhook URL.

  open the page →use this name in the form below →
• LIGHTSEI_API_KEYnot setdetails →hide

  Your workspace's own Lightsei key. Bots use it to send telemetry + check policies. Usually auto-provided on the bot's runtime, but list it here if you're running a bot outside Lightsei's worker.

  Lightsei → /account → API keys → Generate new key.

  use this name in the form below →