By the end of this page you’ll have an API key and you’ll have used it to ask the pkgplane API who you are.
You need a pkgplane account. If you have an invite email, open its link and choose a password first. Invites expire after seven days.
Sign in
Go to pkgplane and sign in with your email and password.
Create an API key
Open API keys in the sidebar and select Create key. Name it
quickstart, leave Expires at Never, and select Create key.The key appears once. Copy it before you close the dialog.
Call the API
Put the key in an environment variable, then call
GET /api/mewith it:export PKGPLANE_API_KEY=pkp_... curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $PKGPLANE_API_KEY" https://pkgplane.richaisolutions.com/api/meThe API answers with your account:
{ "id": "UB1olG48oIPXWdC46MscgqS8A3dh4vgg", "name": "Ada Lovelace", "email": "ada@example.com", "createdAt": "2026-11-02T09:14:27.000Z" }
That key now works for any API call that accepts one. When you’re done with it, revoke it.
Next steps
- Create an API key for a script or CI job, with an expiry.
- Add a passkey so you can sign in without a password.
- Read Accounts and access to see what a key can and can’t do.