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Create a free account and you own a workspace right away, with a project, a routing policy and a request log. If your team already has one, sign in. If you need agreed limits or a private setup, tell us what you are building.
I already have an account
Sign in at app.aethergridlabs.com to create API keys, try models in the playground, look through your requests and see what you have spent.
Sign in to the consoleI need an account
Create one in a minute. You become the owner of a new workspace with a project, a routing policy and a request log, and you can make your first request straight away. For a workspace with agreed limits, write to us instead.
Create an accountor ask for a workspace with agreed limits · access@aethergridlabs.comonce you are in
Three steps to your
first response.
Everything below is done in the console, and everything the console does is available through the API too.
POST /v1/keys creates a key, POST /v1/chat/completions makes the call, and GET /v1/observability/requests shows it a moment later.- 01
Open a project
Your workspace starts with one project. A project holds your keys, documents, budget and every request you make.
- 02
Issue an API key
Create a key for live traffic and another for testing, so staging can never spend your production budget. A key is shown once, when you create it.
- 03
Make the first call
One endpoint, one request format. Name the model yourself, or let AetherGrid choose by cost, speed or quality and tell you which one it picked.
curl https://app.aethergridlabs.com/v1/chat/completions \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $AETHERGRID_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Hello."}],
"strategy": "cost"
}'running it yourself
Or run it on your own infrastructure
AetherGrid can also run on your own servers, on PostgreSQL and Redis. If you are evaluating it that way, the first owner account is created from the command line rather than through the signup page.
Everything else, keys, routing, logs and cost, works the same wherever it runs.
# From apps/api, against your own database.
python -m aethergrid.seed --set-password you@example.comRead the API before you commit
The full reference is public and always matches what is deployed. No account needed to read it.