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Your Gumloop API key authenticates the API, the CLI, and the SDKs. It’s not an LLM provider key. For those, see Use your own LLM key. Your personal key is on your Profile settings page, in the Gumloop API key row. A team key is in that team’s settings. The Connectors page no longer lists a Gumloop API Key connector.

Create or view your personal key

1

Open Profile settings

Open Settings at the bottom of the left sidebar. Profile opens first. You can also go straight to Settings → Profile.
2

Generate the key

Find the Gumloop API key row, just below User ID, and click Generate API key.
3

Copy the key

The key appears masked in the same row. Click the eye icon (Show API key) to reveal it or the copy icon (Copy API key) to copy it, and store it somewhere safe. The API and CLI also need your User ID, which is in the row above.
Profile settings showing the User ID row and the Gumloop API key row with the text 'Use it with your User ID to call the Gumloop API from your own code.' and a Generate API key button

Create or view a team key

Each team has its own key. In the left sidebar, right-click the team under Teams and choose Settings. Org admins can also open Settings at the bottom of the left sidebar, choose Teams under People & Access, and select the team. On the team’s Team Overview page, the Gumloop API key row sits below Brand Color.
Team Overview page showing the Gumloop API key row with the text 'Use it to call the Gumloop API on behalf of this team.', a masked key, and the menu open with Regenerate key and Revoke key

Regenerate or revoke a key

Click the three-dot menu at the end of the key field, then choose Regenerate key or Revoke key. Both ask you to confirm.
  • Regenerate key replaces the key. The current key stops working immediately, so update anything that uses it with the new key.
  • Revoke key deletes the key. Anything using it stops working. You can generate a new one from the same row.

Personal vs team

Don’t paste a personal key into a shared CI secret if a team key works.

FAQ

It moved. Personal keys are now in the Gumloop API key row on Settings → Profile, and team keys are in each team’s settings. Keys you generated before the move still work and show up in the new rows.
The old key stops working immediately. Update the CLI, GitHub Actions, and any SDK clients.
No. This key authenticates Gumloop’s API. Provider keys go on Use your own LLM key.

API authentication

How to send the key

CLI authentication

gumloop auth