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Documentation Index

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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The Settings page allows you to configure your API’s core configuration, security requirements, and external integrations. These settings apply to the entire API project.
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General

The General section defines your API’s identity and access behavior.

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Project Name

The Project Name is your API’s internal reference name.
  • Used for identification inside your dashboard
  • Does not affect the public endpoint URL
  • Can be changed at any time
This is useful when managing multiple APIs.

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Subdomain

The Subdomain determines where your API is hosted. For example: 
https://your-subdomain.avicenna.dev
Once saved, your API will be accessible through this subdomain.
Changing the subdomain may affect any applications currently using your endpoint.

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Require Authentication

When Require Authentication is enabled:
  • All incoming requests must include a valid API key
  • Requests without a valid key will be rejected
API keys are managed in the Authentication section of your dashboard. This setting is recommended for production APIs.

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Integrations

The Integrations section allows you to connect third-party services that can be used inside your endpoint flows. Once connected, these integrations become available in relevant blocks (e.g., Generate Text, Send Email).

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ChatGPT

The ChatGPT integration enables:
  • AI text generation
  • AI image generation
  • Prompt-based automation inside flows
Required for using the Generate Text block.

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Resend

The Resend integration enables:
  • Sending transactional emails
  • Sending broadcast emails
  • Dynamic email content using variables
Required for using the Send Email block.

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Saving Changes

After modifying any settings:
  1. Click Save
  2. Changes are applied to your API project
Some changes (such as subdomain updates) may require a short propagation period before taking effect.
The Settings page centralizes your API’s identity, security configuration, and connected services, ensuring your endpoints run securely and integrate seamlessly with external tools.