Integrating Writer into your app or website can begin as soon as you create a Writer developer account, requiring only three steps:

• Obtain your API keys so Writer can authenticate your integration’s API requests
• Make an API request to confirm everything is up and running

Step 1: Obtain your API keys

Writer authenticates your API requests using your account’s API keys. If you do not include your key when making an API request, or use one that is incorrect or outdated, Writer returns an error.

Your API keys are available in the account dashboard. We include randomly generated API keys in our code examples if you are not logged in. Replace these with your own or log in to see code examples populated with your own API keys.

If you cannot see your secret API keys in the Dashboard, this means you do not have access to them. Contact your Writer account owner and ask to be added to their organization as an org admin.

Step 2: Make a test API request

You can run a test directly from the API interface or you can run your first API request into your terminal.

LangChain integration

Writer also has a LangChain integration for ease of integration