Riku.AI
  • Welcome to Riku.AI
  • Fundamentals of Riku
    • Connecting Keys
      • Connecting Aleph Alpha Keys
      • Connecting Muse API Keys
      • Connecting OpenAI Keys
      • Connecting Cohere Keys
      • Connecting AI21 Keys
  • Basics of AI
    • Defining Key Terms
    • Winning with Text Based AI
    • Prompt Building 101
    • Common Issues & Errors
    • Ethical Considerations
  • Exporting Prompts
    • Single Endpoint Export
      • Getting Prompt IDs
      • Structuring the Request
      • Understanding Input Fields
      • Full Example Export
  • Technology Overview
    • OpenAI
    • Cohere
    • AI21
    • EleutherAI
    • Aleph Alpha
    • Muse API
  • Importing Fine-tunes
    • Introduction to Fine-tuning
      • Importing from OpenAI
      • Importing from Cohere
      • Importing from AI21
  • Riku's Playground
    • Creating Prompts
    • Saving & Sharing Prompts
    • Community Showcase
    • Private Prompts
    • Execute Prompts
    • Code Export
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  1. Fundamentals of Riku

Connecting Keys

All Riku accounts come with GPT-J connected using our infrastructure, for the other providers, you will need to add your own keys.

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Adding your own keys does not need to be difficult. We will provide a quick walkthrough on how to get the keys from each of OpenAI, AI21 and Cohere in the next few pages. To add these to Riku, you will need to make sure you are on the page.

Security is super important to us. Your keys are kept encrypted and separated from anything which specifies what they are used for. You are also able to delete your data at anytime, we do not keep a record of it once a deletion is made.

From here, you will see three boxes where you can add your keys. You won't be able to use these technologies on Riku until they have been added so we'd advise you to add them, if you do not then you can always keep using GPT-J.

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