Settings

Settings

Settings is the account administration hub in the Skytells Console — covering your profile, security posture, API credentials, third-party provider connections, billing, and rewards, all from one place.

Settings is the account administration area of the Skytells Console. Every credential, access control, provider connection, and billing configuration lives here. It is the place you visit when you need to manage how your account works, not what it runs.

Settings is distinct from the project-level and resource-level configuration you find inside Projects or Infrastructure. Those areas manage your workloads. Settings manages you.


How to get here

  1. In the left sidebar of the Console, scroll to the bottom.
  2. Under Account, select Settings.
  3. The settings area opens with its own left rail listing all settings sections.

What Settings contains


Basic

The Basic section shows the profile information attached to your account:

  • Display name — how your identity appears to teammates in projects.
  • Email address — the login and notification address tied to the account.
  • Personal preferences — any account-scoped display or notification options available in the form.

To update your profile: navigate to Settings → Basic, edit the fields shown, and save.

For account creation and email verification, see Create an Account.


Choosing the right credential type

Settings offers three credential types. Choosing the right one prevents over-permissioning and simplifies key rotation:

CredentialPurposeExpirationBest for
API KeyAuthenticate API, SDK, and inference requestsNo built-in expirationYour services, SDK calls, model inference, integrations communicating with the platform
Access TokenAuthorize account-level accessConfigurable expirationCLI, OAuth apps, CI/CD pipelines, automation acting on your account
BYOK ProviderThird-party vendor keyManaged by the vendorUsing your own OpenAI / Anthropic / Azure keys inside the Console

Use an API Key when your code or service needs to call the Skytells API or run model predictions. Use an Access Token when an app or the CLI needs to act on your account.


  • API Keys — create and manage legacy credentials.
  • Access Tokens — how the CLI and integrations authorize on your account.
  • Security — harden your account.
  • Billing — manage your subscription and payments.
  • BYOK Providers — connect your own AI provider keys.
  • Rewards — referrals and earned credits.
  • Usage — account-wide consumption and cost overview.
  • Authentication — how Skytells authentication works at the platform level.

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