Jev API documentation
The Jev API Pro endpoint accepts a bounded classification task and returns one allowed label. Use a server-side API key from an account with active API access.
Read the guide ↗Connect Jev API Pro with a server-side key, a bounded classification request, and safe retries. Read authentication, credit limits, responses, and error codes.
The Jev API Pro endpoint accepts a bounded classification task and returns one allowed label. Use a server-side API key from an account with active API access.
Read the guide ↗Use email verification for the workspace and a dedicated API key for your application. Keep provider keys and workspace keys out of browser code, URLs, and public repositories.
Read the guide ↗Limits protect shared capacity and make usage predictable. They apply separately to request traffic, free trials, authentication, and the credits available to an account.
Read the guide ↗Every API error includes a code, a readable message, and a request identifier. Use these fields to distinguish a request you can correct from a temporary service failure.
Read the guide ↗Answers come from the published product guide. For account-specific questions, contact support.
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