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  • Fundamentals of Riku
    • Connecting Keys
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  • 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
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    • EleutherAI
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  • Importing Fine-tunes
    • Introduction to Fine-tuning
      • Importing from OpenAI
      • Importing from Cohere
      • Importing from AI21
  • Riku's Playground
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    • Community Showcase
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    • Execute Prompts
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Connecting Cohere Keys

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Last updated 3 years ago

Cohere follows a similar setup to OpenAI and requires an account for you to be able to use the key within Riku. The easiest way to do this is to head over to the and hit the Get started button in the top right. Direct link is .

Once you have an account, you'll be in their old school operating system design. If you look at the bottom box on the screen, you will see API Keys. You can create new ones and give them a title. Why not create one called Riku?

After creating this key, you will be able to copy it and go back to your where you can enter it in the settings. This will now enable you to use all of the Cohere models within Riku.

Cohere website
here
Riku dashboard