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Documentation Index

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Source access controls which kinds of data an API key can use. Use this to create least-privilege keys for integrations and apps.

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Access Modes

ModeMeaning
All SourcesThe key can access all supported source types. Use this for quickstarts and trusted backend services.
Specific SourcesThe key can access only selected source types. Use this for app-specific or integration-specific keys.
No File AccessNo sources are selected, so the key has no file/source access.
When a request uses a source outside the key’s allowed list, the API returns 403.

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Source Type vs Integration

source_type is the value stored with memory data, such as text, email, github, or google_meets. Some app integrations have provider names that differ from API source types. For example, hosted integrations are connected in the Engramme app, while API uploads should use the source IDs listed in Source Types.

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Recommendations

  • Use All Sources while testing.
  • Use Specific Sources for production apps that only need one data type.
  • Use separate keys for separate apps or environments.
  • Include text access for the quickstart examples.