Personal API keys
Create and revoke the credentials used by your Titan integrations.
A personal API key lets a supported integration act with your Titan account's permitted access. Use it for MCP or compatible scripts.
Keys can access sensitive account data, including credentials exposed by permitted resource operations. Give a key only to an integration you intend to authorize.
Create a key
- Open Settings > API keys.
- Choose Create key.
- Enter a name that identifies its use, such as “My desktop assistant.”
- Choose Create key.
- Copy the secret into the integration's secure credential setting before choosing Done.
The complete secret is shown only once. The list shows identifying information such as the key name and prefix, not a recoverable copy of the secret.
You can have up to five keys. Revoke an unused key if you reach the limit.
Connect an integration
Use the key in the integration's authorization field. It is different from your Titan sign-in password, a PC Agent setup code, and an AI provider's API key.
A key does not grant permissions your account lacks. For example, creating a key does not enable strategy authoring or provide another user's private source data.
Revoke or replace a key
- Find the key by name and prefix.
- Choose Revoke.
- Review the confirmation and choose Revoke key.
The revoked key stops working for subsequent requests. Update integrations that used it with a newly created key when appropriate.
If you lose a secret, create a replacement and revoke the old key. If it was exposed in a shared message or screenshot, revoke it and replace it in the intended integrations.
Revoking a key is an access action, not a substitute for stopping an already running queue. Use queue and run controls to stop work and check the reported result.