Get started with Jev: API access and your first request
A step-by-step route from getting a TypeSafe API key to checking it and sending one Noul question with curl or TypeScript. It also explains common HTTP errors and how to keep the key on the server.
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Before you dive in
What you’ll find in the original
Check API access with the models endpoint before troubleshooting your first question.
Send state, a model, and one explicit Noul question; the answer is a probability, not prose.
Keep your API key server-side and distinguish illustrative responses from live results.
Worth knowing
The guide checks request shapes against the API docs but says its examples were not run against the live API.