Application Detail
Overview
The application detail page is the central management interface for a single application. It provides access to API Key management, usage statistics, consumption records, and request logs, all scoped to the selected application. From here you can fully manage every aspect of your application's lifecycle.
Prerequisites
- At least one application has been created. See Create Application for instructions.
Access the Application Detail Page
In the console sidebar, navigate to Development > App List.
Click on the application name in the list to open its detail page.
Application Information
The top section of the detail page displays the application's basic information:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| App Name | The name of the application |
| Description | The application's description |
| Status | Current status (Enabled / Disabled) |
| Created At | When the application was created |
Edit Application Information
Click the Edit button next to the application info section.
Modify the name, description, or status as needed.
Click Confirm to save your changes.
API Keys
The API Keys tab lists all keys associated with this application. You can create, enable, disable, and delete keys directly from this view.
Create a New API Key
Click the Create Key button.
Configure the key settings (name, capabilities, model access, rate limits).
Copy the full API Key immediately after creation. The complete key is shown only once.
For detailed instructions on API Key configuration, see Manage API Keys.
Manage Existing Keys
- Enable/Disable - Toggle a key's active status using the switch.
- Edit - Click the edit icon to modify a key's settings.
- Delete - Click the delete icon to permanently remove a key.
Usage and Consumption
The usage section provides detailed records of API consumption for this application.
Usage Trend Chart
A line chart visualizes the application's API usage over time. You can switch between different time ranges:
- 7 Days
- 14 Days
- 30 Days
Model Distribution Chart
A pie chart shows the breakdown of which AI models account for the most usage within this application.
Consumption Records
A table lists individual consumption records with the following columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Time | When the consumption occurred |
| Capability Type | The type of API call (Text Generation, Image Generation, etc.) |
| Model | The AI model used |
| Tokens | Input and output token counts |
| Cost | The monetary cost of the request |
Request Logs
The request logs tab shows all API requests made using keys from this application.
Request List
The table displays key information for each request:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Request ID | Unique identifier |
| Time | When the request was made |
| Capability Type | The API capability used |
| Model | The model called |
| Status | Success or failure |
| Tokens | Input and output token counts |
| Latency | Response time |
Request Detail Drawer
Click any request row to open a detail drawer with complete request information:
- Full request parameters
- Response data
- Error details (if applicable)
- Token usage breakdown
- Timestamps and latency
Request Trace Timeline
For each request, a trace timeline shows the internal processing stages with duration, status, and error information for each span. This is useful for debugging slow requests or understanding where failures occur.
For more detailed information on request logs, see Request Logs.
Notes
- All data shown on the application detail page is scoped to this application only.
- Usage charts may have a slight delay (up to 5 minutes) for real-time accuracy.
- You can quickly navigate to other applications using the breadcrumb or back button.
Related Documentation
- Create Application - Create a new application
- Manage API Keys - Detailed API Key management guide
- Request Logs - Comprehensive request log documentation
- Make API Calls - Start using your API Keys