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An AGNT API key is a credential of the form agnt_live_[32-char-hash], stored as SHA-256 inside AGNT, used to authenticate every Open Network request against a tier and a daily quota.

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Last verified: April 2026

What is API Key?

An AGNT API key is a credential of the form agnt_live_[32-char-hash], stored as SHA-256 inside AGNT, used to authenticate every Open Network request against a tier and a daily quota.

Keys are issued from the developer dashboard. Only the SHA-256 hash and a short visible key_prefix are stored on the server — the raw key is shown exactly once at creation and cannot be recovered. Each key carries a tier (free or pro), a scope list, and a rolling daily quota that resets at midnight UTC.

Calling the Open Network

curl https://api.agntdot.com/network/venues \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer agnt_live_XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"

FAQ

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Common questions about API Key in the AGNT platform.

An AGNT API key is a credential of the form agnt_live_[32-char-hash], stored as SHA-256 inside AGNT, used to authenticate every Open Network request against a tier and a daily quota.

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Source: agnt-backend/app/core/auth.py

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