Integrations
CLI
Mint keys, tail spend and check a broken integration without opening the console.
bash
The four you will actually use
- 1
Mint a key
Same call as the API, shorter to type. The secret prints once.
bash - 2
Tail spend as it happens
One line per request: who, which alias, how many tokens, what it cost, and what is left.
bash - 3
Find out why a call failed
doctorwalks the same checks the gateway does and tells you which one said no.bash - 4
Grant credit
Takes dollars and converts; the ledger stores micro-dollars.
bash
Everything else
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
seams keys list | Every key, its label, cap and last use |
seams keys rotate <id> | New secret, old one revoked immediately |
seams usage --group-by model | Spend split by alias, actor or day |
seams bundles list | Bundles, allowed models, markup and caps |
seams credentials health | Each provider key: reachable, rate limited, expired |
seams open console | Opens the console at the current org |
seams login stores a token in your OS keychain, not a dotfile. seams login --print-token is available for CI, where you want it in an environment variable instead.