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Cloud Admin is available at devkit4ai.com/console or vibecoding.ad/console. Choose whichever domain you prefer - they offer the same functionality.
The Cloud Admin console is your workspace for managing AI projects, generating API keys, and monitoring users. This guide walks you through creating your account and understanding the console.

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Create Your Developer Account

1

Navigate to registration

Visit devkit4ai.com/register/developer (or use vibecoding.ad/register/developer).
2

Complete the registration form

Provide:
  • Email address: Use a valid email you have access to
  • Password: At least 8 characters with uppercase, lowercase, and a digit
Use a password manager to generate and store a strong password.
3

Automatic provisioning

Upon successful registration, the system automatically:
  • Creates your developer account
  • Sets up your first project
  • Generates your developer key and project API key
These credentials are ready to use immediately - no waiting for approval.
4

Verify your email (optional)

Check your inbox for a verification email. While email verification isn’t required to start building, it’s recommended for account security.

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First Login

After registration, you’re automatically signed in and redirected to the console dashboard.

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What You’ll See

  • Dashboard overview: Quick stats showing your projects, API keys, and users
  • Credentials panel: Your developer key, project ID, and API key
  • Quick actions: Shortcuts to create projects, generate keys, and view documentation
  • Getting started guide: Step-by-step instructions for your first deployment
Save your credentials immediately! Your developer key and API keys are shown in full only once. Copy them to a secure location (like a password manager) before navigating away.

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Understanding Your Credentials

You receive three types of credentials:

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Developer Key

  • Format: Starts with dk_ followed by random characters
  • Purpose: Authenticates you as a developer across all your projects
  • Usage: Required in Starter Kit environment variables
  • Security: SHA256 hashed in the database, never stored in plain text

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Project ID

  • Format: UUID (e.g., 123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000)
  • Purpose: Uniquely identifies each project you create
  • Usage: Links your Starter Kit deployment to a specific project
  • Note: Each Starter Kit instance needs its own project ID

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Project API Key

  • Format: Starts with ak_ followed by random characters
  • Purpose: Authenticates API requests from your Starter Kit
  • Usage: Required in Starter Kit environment variables
  • Scope: Limited to the specific project it was created for
  • Note: Also referred to as “API Key” in the Cloud Admin interface

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Console Navigation

The Cloud Admin console is organized into sections:
  • Dashboard: Overview of your workspace with key metrics
  • Projects: Manage all your projects in one place
  • API Keys: Generate and revoke authentication keys
  • Users: View end users across your projects
  • Settings: Configure your developer account preferences

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Next Steps

Dashboard Overview

Explore the console dashboard features

Create a Project

Set up additional projects

Generate API Keys

Create credentials for your apps

Connect Starter Kit

Link your app to Cloud Admin