Use the Divyam console
Start here to create your account, prepare a connection, and review your application’s requests. Keep the Divyam console open alongside these guides.
Sign up or sign in
- Open the console. Choose Sign up for a new account or Sign in for an existing account.
- For signup, enter your name and email, then accept the terms shown on the form.
- Select Create account. For sign-in, enter your email and select Send me a code.
- Enter the six-digit code sent to your email.
- If the code expires, use the resend option and enter the new code.
Use the same account when creating keys and reviewing requests. Your email code signs you into the console. Your application uses a separate Divyam API key.
Prepare your first request
- Open Getting Started in the left navigation.
- Create an API key and store it when shown. See API keys for detailed steps.
- Under Connect your application, choose an available model.
- Copy the base URL and complete model ID from the request example.
- Select Python, Node.js, or curl to see the corresponding example.
- Replace
divyam-sw-v1-...with your stored key when configuring your application. - Run the request from your terminal or application, since the console only prepares the example.
The model selection changes the example. Your application still sends its own model value on every request.
Check that value before running tests or comparing costs.
For commands using environment variables, follow the Python, Node.js, or HTTP guide. For application workflows, follow Test your AI application.
Find your way around
| Console page | What to do |
|---|---|
| Getting Started | Prepare your connection and first request. |
| API Keys | Create, rename, rotate, and revoke application credentials. |
| Models & Pricing | Choose a catalog model and review its published rates. |
| Logs | Find individual requests, outcomes, token counts, and recorded content. |
| Usage | Review request volume, tokens, spend, and requested-versus-routed models. |
| Credits & Billing | Check granted, spent, and remaining credit. |
Read Models & Pricing before comparing models. Use Logs, usage, and credit after sending your first request.
Choose your next guide
If setup fails, use Troubleshooting.