Skip to main content
The Developer Console is the front-end interface to the Archetype platform. It’s where you create and manage API keys, manage your files, create and monitor batch processing jobs, fine-tune models, and access documentation.

​
Signing In To the Developer Console

To sign in to the Developer Console, go to the Console’s web site at https://console.u1.archetypeai.app/. If you aren’t already logged in, you will be asked to do so. Console log in form

​
Signing in Using an Email Address

If your account uses your email address to authenticate, click Sign in with Email to begin the sign-in process. Sign in with Email panel Enter your email address and click the Continue button.

​
Signing in Using a Password

If your organization uses password authentication, you’ll next be prompted for your password. Sign in with Password panel Enter your password and click Sign In. This will take you to the Developer Console’s main page.

​
Signing in Using Single-Sign On

If your organization uses single sign-on (SSO) to authenticate users, click Sign in with Email, then enter your email address. This opens your SSO provider’s authentication workflow. Follow their prompts to authenticate and return to the Archetype AI web site, which will open the Developer Console following a successful authentication.

​
Signing in with an API key

If you’re still using API keys to sign-in, enter your API key and click Access Console. You should also contact Archetype AI support to transition your account to use email-based sign-in instead. Support for signing into the Developer Console using API keys is deprecated and will be retired soon.

​
What You Can Do in the Developer Console

​
Manage API Keys

Everything you build on the platform authenticates with an API key, and your Profile & API Keys page is where you manage your keys. There, you can create new API keys, view and filter a list of your keys, and revoke your keys.

​
Manage Resources

The console dashboard provides a File Manager to:
  • Upload files that can be accessed via API key
  • View and delete files at any time
These controls ensure that data and artifacts remain isolated to your API key. Dashboard_Files

​
Create and Manage Batch Processing Jobs

The console dashboard includes the Batch Manager, which lets you create, manage, and monitor batch processing jobs. Batch processing lets you run a job against multiple files at once. Configure the job, select the files against which to run the job, and run the job. You can then watch the status of the job, or let the job run and check the results later.

​
Fine-Tune Models

The Console’s Fine-Tuning dashboard walks you through training a custom Newton checkpoint on your own data: upload training files, configure the job, monitor training progress and loss curves, and pick a checkpoint to query.

​
Explore Documentation

The Console provides a link to the developer documentation where you can: