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Find static asset API and AI API references from the developer help structure instead of leaving them as isolated pages.

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Use Push CDN and AI API pages

Find static asset API and AI API references from the developer help structure instead of leaving them as isolated pages.

Panel path

  1. Management Panel
  2. Developers
  3. Push CDN API / AI API
  4. File Manager

Prerequisites

  • Push CDN token is generated for selected account.
  • AI/API token and file path examples do not contain real customer data.
  • Upload/list/delete operations remain account-scoped.

Step-by-step guide

1

Open Push CDN API or File Manager

Static file operations are performed from panel/API surfaces.

  • Select Push CDN account.
  • Open File Manager or API token screen.
  • Store token safely.

Expected result: File operation is attached to selected account storage.

cdnctl equivalent 
cdnctl push files list --account <account_uuid>
2

Scope AI API usage

AI agents receive only required endpoint, token, and account data.

  • Pass secret as environment variable.
  • Mask token in command output.
  • Verify operation with public URL or API response.

Expected result: Agent does not require internal access outside public API.

cdnctl equivalent 
cdnctl push files upload --account <account_uuid> --file ./hello.txt --path /hello.txt

Verification

  • Token remains secret.
  • File path and account ownership are preserved.
  • AI agent does not require internal SSH/kubectl.

Use cases

A developer needs API documentation for uploaded/static content or AI platform integration.

Quick workflow

  1. Open Developers.
  2. Choose Push CDN API or AI API.
  3. Authenticate with the approved public flow.
  4. Call the workflow-specific endpoint and keep secrets out of logs.

Checks

  • API examples do not reveal tokens or client secrets.
  • The route is visible from the Help Center.
  • Troubleshooting points to public API errors, not internal service keys.

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