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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.stratta.ch/llms.txt

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

API keys are managed from stratta.ch/api-keys. Each key is personal to you and grants read/write access to your workspace, so treat them like passwords.

The keys table

The API keys page lists your keys with:
  • Name — the label you chose, to recognise where the key is used.
  • Prefix — the first characters (e.g. sk_strt_abc123…); the rest stays hidden.
  • Last used — when the key last made a request.
  • Created — when you created it.
  • Status — active, or revoked.

Create a key

Click Create API key, name it after where you’ll use it (e.g. “Office laptop”), and copy the full key — it’s shown once. See Get an API key for the full flow.

Rotate a key

To rotate, create a new key, update your Claude client to use it, then revoke the old one. There’s no in-place “regenerate” — create-then-revoke keeps things explicit and auditable.

Revoke a key

Revoking is immediate and permanent: any Claude client still using that key stops working right away. Use it when a key is no longer needed, may have leaked, or belonged to a device you no longer use.
Revoking cannot be undone. If you revoke a key still in use, reconnect that client with a new key via npx -y @stratta/mcp login or by updating its config.

Limits

LimitValue
Active API keys per user50
New keys per 24 hours20
If you reach a limit, revoke unused keys. These limits protect the service from abuse and are per user, not per organization.

Where the key lives on your machine

Depending on how you set up, your key is stored in one of:
  • The STRATTA_API_KEY environment variable (highest precedence), or
  • ~/.stratta/config.json (owner-only, mode 0600), written by the first-use prompt or npx -y @stratta/mcp login.
Details in MCP Reference → Overview.

Next steps

Security model

How keys, workspaces, and data are isolated.

Troubleshooting

Authentication and connection issues.