In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a common knowledge in Rememberizer and get its API Key to connect and retrieve its documents through API calls.
First, you need to have a memento created and refined using your indexed knowledge files.
Creating a common knowledgeTo create a common knowledge, sign in into your Rememberizer account and visit your common knowledge page . Choose "Your shared knowledge", then click "Get started".
Then pick one of the mementos you have created previously, you can also choose "All" or "None".
Finally fill out the common knowledge's name, description and give it a representative photo.
After you have filled the form, click on "Share knowledge" in the bottom to create your common knowledge. After that, turn on the "Enable sharing" in your knowledge and click "Confirm" in the pop up modal.
You now are ready to obtain its API Key and access its documents via API calls.
Getting the API Key of a common knowledge you createdFor your common knowledge, click on the three dots on its top right, then choose "API Key". If there is none yet, one will be created for you. If the API Key exists it will be returned.
In the "Manage your API Key" panel, you can click on the "eye" button to show/hide, the "copy" button to copy the key to clipboard, and "Regenerate API Key" to invalidate the old key and create a new one (apps that are accessing your documents through api calls won't be able to access until you have updated the new key into them).
After obtaining the API Key, you can proceed to using it in your API calls to Rememberizer to query your indexed documents and contents.
To access Rememberizer endpoints, you will use the API Key in the X-API-Key header of your API requests. Please check out the API Documentation to see the endpoints that Rememberizer provides.
Once you have your API key, you can use it in several ways:
Direct API access: Use the API key in your HTTP requests to query Rememberizer's search endpoints
LangChain integration: Use the LangChain Integration to incorporate Rememberizer's capabilities into your LangChain applications
Custom GPT: Use the API Key in a custom GPT application as described below
Start by creating a GPT in the ChatGPT UI . Make sure to choose the Authentication Type as "API Key", Auth Type as "Custom" and the header as "X-Api-Key", then paste the key you copied previously into the API Key textbox.
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