dev.cocore.account.listApiKeys

List every API key belonging to the authenticated account, most-recently-created first. The owning DID is derived from the credential presented (session cookie or `Authorization: Bearer cocore-...`); there is no way to list another account's keys. Secrets are never returned — see `apiKeyView`.

Repository @cocore.dev did:plc:5quuhkmwe2q4k3azfsgg7kdz namespace authority
Details · query
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Authorityaccount.cocore.dev
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Query

query · GET

Output

application/json

keys

requiredarray

Errors

AuthRequired

No valid session cookie or bearer key was presented.

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  • Mint a new cocore API key for the authenticated account. Authenticate with either a console session cookie or an existing `Authorization: Bearer cocore-...` key. The full secret is returned exactly once in `secret` and is never retrievable again — only its SHA-256 hash is stored. Use the returned key to authenticate subsequent automated requests (inference, the record proxy, and these key-management methods themselves).

  • Shared type definitions for dev.cocore.account.* methods.

  • Revoke one of the authenticated account's API keys. The key stops authenticating immediately, but the row is retained with `revokedAt` set so it stays visible in listApiKeys as a revoked key (audit trail). Use deleteApiKey to remove it entirely. Scoped to the caller's DID — you cannot revoke another account's key. Idempotent: revoking an already-revoked or unknown key returns `revoked: false`.

  • Hard-delete one of the authenticated account's API keys, removing the row entirely (no audit trail recovery afterwards). For most flows revokeApiKey is preferable; use this to clean up revoked or expired keys you no longer want listed. Scoped to the caller's DID. Idempotent: deleting an unknown key returns `deleted: false`.

  • Create an API key for the authenticated aggregator. Requires OAuth authentication. The API key is returned ONCE and cannot be retrieved again. Store it securely.