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Galileo REST API

REST discovered

Details
URL
https://api.galileo.ai/v2
Docs
https://docs.galileo.ai/api/getting-started
Authentication
Galileo API key + Galileo API key Galileo-API-Key: <credential> discovered
Galileo API key api_key Get key ↗

In the Galileo app, open the user menu in the bottom-left, choose API Keys, click +Create new key, name the key, optionally set an expiry date, then copy it and store it safely. The docs note you won't be able to view the full key again. See Where Do I Find My Project Keys? and the API keys page.

Galileo account username/password + Galileo account username/password Authorization: Basic <credential> discovered
Galileo account username/password basic

Use the username and password for your Galileo account. The REST API docs list HTTP Basic authentication as supported for public endpoints, but the public docs reviewed here do not provide a dedicated developer setup page for creating separate integration-specific basic-auth credentials. See API overview.

Galileo JWT access token + Galileo JWT access token Authorization: Bearer <credential> discovered
Galileo JWT access token bearer Get token ↗

Mint a short-lived JWT by calling the `get-token` API after authenticating with either your Galileo API key or HTTP Basic auth, as described in the API overview. The docs recommend this method for high-volume requests because the token expires after 24 hours.