Supported providers

Claude models via the Messages API.

• The Admin API can deactivate a key but documents no create endpoint, so a replacement must be created in the Console.

DNS, Workers, R2, and the edge network.

• Creating or deleting a token requires a token with API Tokens write permission.

Speech-to-text and audio intelligence.

• Key operations are scoped to a project id.

Text-to-speech and voice cloning.

• Programmatic create and delete cover service-account keys only, which require a multi-seat workspace. Personal keys are dashboard-only.
• MyAPIKeys has not implemented the service-account flow, so rotation here is guided rather than automated.

Repositories, Actions secrets, and packages.

• Personal access tokens can only be created in the web UI.
• Revocation over REST covers org-approved fine-grained tokens only, and is performed by an organization owner — not by the token holder.

GPT models, embeddings, and the Assistants API.

• Create and revoke apply to organization admin keys and require an admin key to call.
• Ordinary project keys document delete but not create, so a project key can be revoked automatically but its replacement must be minted in the dashboard.
• MyAPIKeys has not implemented the admin-key flow, so rotation here is guided rather than automated.

Voice agents and call orchestration.

• Key creation and deletion are documented as dashboard actions only.
• The cheapest read endpoint is a POST, not a GET.

Payments, Connect, and billing.

• Stripe documents key creation, expiry and rotation as Dashboard-only operations.

Postgres, Auth, Storage, and Edge Functions.

• Create and delete operate on a project’s publishable and secret keys. The personal access token used to call the Management API is itself created by hand in the dashboard.

SMS, voice, and telephony.

• Creating a key accepts Account SID + Auth Token, a Main key, or a restricted key with api-keys/create. Deleting accepts only Account SID + Auth Token or a Main key, so a restricted key can create but not revoke.
• The 2010-04-01 Keys resource covers Standard and Main keys. Main keys cannot be created over REST at all.

Hosting, edge functions, and environment variables.

• Minting a new token requires a full-account token; a project-scoped token cannot.