Core API paths
Models, Chat Completions, Responses, Embeddings, Image Generation, Speech, Transcriptions, and Moderations.
Use the public TackleKey core API description to inspect request schemas, generate a client, or import eight safe starter requests without putting a real API key in a shared file.
Models, Chat Completions, Responses, Embeddings, Image Generation, Speech, Transcriptions, and Moderations.
The collection contains placeholders for the base URL, project key, and model IDs. It contains no production credentials.
The public OpenAPI file is derived from the project's relay specification and branded for the TackleKey production endpoint.
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Import https://tacklekey.com/tacklekey.postman_collection.json into Postman. |
| 2 | Set the collection variable api_key to a project key created in your TackleKey console. |
| 3 | Choose model variables from the live pricing page; placeholder model names may not be enabled for every account. |
| 4 | Run List models, then send one small Chat or Responses request and check logs and balance records. |
Tools that support OpenAPI 3 can read https://tacklekey.com/openapi.json. The public file intentionally focuses on eight core endpoints instead of every provider-specific relay route. Bearer authentication is declared globally.
replace-with-project-key and model placeholders by design.No. It contains only a safe placeholder. Add your own project key locally after importing the collection.
No. Check the live pricing page and your project permissions before sending a request.
Yes, with an OpenAPI 3 compatible generator. Review the generated client and test one small request before production use.
Create an account, generate a project API key, then replace your client base URL with the TackleKey endpoint. Keep keys server-side and verify live pricing before scaling traffic.