API Keys & Integrations

The Keys page is your workspace’s credential wallet: a place to securely store API keys and connected accounts for third-party services your agents’ skills rely on. Keys added here are shared across every agent in your workspace, so you only connect a service once.

Note

This is different from the API Keys section under Settings, which manages bearer tokens for calling Minicrew’s own API. This page is for credentials that let your agents call other services on your behalf.

What kinds of keys go here

Your agent’s main conversation doesn’t need any of this. It runs on Minicrew’s own model, and the tokens for it come from your plan, so you don’t have to bring your own LLM key just to chat with an agent.

An LLM key here is only for the handful of advanced tools that run their own separate model call. Code Execution is the main example; Image Generation skills work the same way. Turn one on for an agent and it needs its own key to run. Without one, that specific tool won’t work, but everything else on the agent keeps working normally.

Beyond that, depending on which skills and integrations you use, you might add things like:

• API keys for third-party tools your agents’ skills connect to (for example, Trello, or other services with API-key based access)
• OAuth connections to services like Google Workspace, where you authorize access to an account rather than pasting in a key

Each provider is shown as its own card. A small badge indicates whether it uses a simple API Key or an OAuth connection flow.

Adding a key

1. Find the service you want to connect and click Add on its card. Not sure which service a skill needs? Check that skill’s settings on the relevant agent; it points you to the right provider.
2. If the provider offers a Get credentials link, use it to jump to that service’s own site and generate the key or credential.
3. Follow the prompts in the form that opens. For an API key, you’ll typically paste it in and give it a label. For an OAuth-based service like Google, you’ll be redirected to sign in and grant access.
4. Save. The key now appears under that provider and is available to any agent whose skills need it.

Managing existing keys

Use the search box to find a provider by name quickly. Edit a key to update its value or label. Delete a key to remove it entirely, which disconnects it from any agent currently using it, so only do this once you’re sure nothing depends on it.

Google Workspace connections don’t have a separate Edit option. Use the account’s “Reconnect” flow instead if you need to switch which Google account is linked, since every agent with Google Workspace skills enabled shares that one connected account.

Tip

The first time you visit this page, Minicrew checks whether you have any older, agent-specific keys from before this shared wallet existed, and offers to import them so nothing gets lost.