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Go to vers.sh and sign in. Select your organization, open Settings, then open API Keys. The User-created view shows keys for your CLI and integrations. The System-managed view lets you inspect credentials that Vers creates for projects, launches, and Buddy tasks, including their purpose and expiration. Vers manages those credentials automatically; use the corresponding project or session controls to manage the work they belong to. System-managed credentials show only active keys by default. Choose History in the status filter to inspect expired or revoked keys. Vers removes these credentials after 30 days unless a resource or audit record still references them. Cleanup does not delete their VMs, commits, or other resources. Select Create a new API key, give the key a descriptive name, and copy it when it is shown. Treat the value as a password: do not paste it into tickets, logs, screenshots, or commands that will remain in shell history. The CLI does not have a login command. Configure the key with the VERS_API_KEY environment variable or the private ~/.versrc file described in Installation.