How to create a Kimi K2 API key to use Ozeki AI Gateway
This guide demonstrates how to create a Kimi K2 API key and configure it in Ozeki AI Gateway. You'll learn how to access the Moonshot AI platform, generate a new API key, and set up Kimi K2 as a provider in your gateway. By following these steps, you can connect your Ozeki AI Gateway to Kimi K2's models and services.
API URL: https://api.moonshot.ai/v1 Example API Key: sk-12345... Default model: kimi-latest
What is a Kimi K2 API key?
A Kimi K2 API key is a unique authentication credential that allows applications to access Kimi K2's AI models and services through the Moonshot AI platform. The API key serves as a secure token that identifies your Moonshot account and authorizes API requests. When configuring Kimi K2 as a provider in Ozeki AI Gateway, you need this API key to establish the connection between your gateway and Kimi K2's services.
Steps to follow
We assume Ozeki AI Gateway is already installed on your system. You can install it on Linux, Windows or Mac.
- Open Moonshot platform
- Login to Moonshot
- Click create API key
- Enter key name and project
- Copy API key
- Open Providers page in Ozeki AI Gateway
- Create provider
How to create a Kimi K2 API key video
The following video shows how to create a Kimi K2 API key and configure it in Ozeki AI Gateway step-by-step. The video covers accessing the Moonshot AI platform, generating a new API key, and setting up Kimi K2 as a provider in your gateway.
Step 1 - Open Moonshot platform
Open your web browser and navigate to the Moonshot AI platform. This is where you'll create and manage your Kimi K2 API keys (Figure 1).
Step 2 - Login to Moonshot
Sign in to your Moonshot account using your credentials. If you don't have a Moonshot account yet, you'll need to create one before proceeding. After logging in, you'll have access to the API keys management section (Figure 2).
Step 3 - Click create API key
Click the "Create API key" button to begin the API key generation process (Figure 3).
Step 4 - Enter key name and project
Enter a descriptive name for your API key that identifies its purpose and select the project the API key will belong to. For example, you might name it "Ozeki AI Gateway" to indicate it will be used with your gateway installation. Click "OK" to generate the API key (Figure 4).
Step 5 - Copy API key
After the API key is generated, Moonshot displays the complete key value. Click the copy button to copy the key to your clipboard (Figure 5).
The API key is shown only once during creation. Make sure to copy and securely store the key before closing this window.
Step 6 - Open Providers page in Ozeki AI Gateway
Open the Ozeki AI Gateway web interface and navigate to the Providers page. This is where you'll configure Kimi K2 as a new provider using the API key you just created (Figure 6).
Step 7 - Create provider
Click the "New" button to begin the provider creation process. This opens a form where you'll enter the connection details for Kimi K2 (Figure 7).
Fill in the provider configuration form with Kimi K2's details. Enter "Kimi K2" as the provider name, select "OpenAI compatible" as the provider type, specify the API endpoint URL, and paste the API key you copied earlier. Select the preferred model from the dropdown list, then click "Create" to save the configuration (Figure 8).
https://api.moonshot.ai/v1
After clicking "Create", the Kimi K2 provider is added to Ozeki AI Gateway. The provider now appears in the providers list, confirming that your gateway can route requests to Kimi K2's services. You can now create routes that allow users to access Kimi K2 models through your gateway (Figure 9).
Conclusion
You have successfully created a Kimi K2 API key and configured it as a provider in Ozeki AI Gateway. Your gateway can now communicate with Kimi K2's services through the Moonshot AI platform and access Kimi K2 models through your centralized gateway infrastructure. This setup allows you to manage Kimi K2 access for multiple users and applications from a single point.