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# Cohere
Set up the Cohere connector in Pandium using your API key so tenants can securely sync enterprise-grade NLP, text generation, and semantic search capabilities.
## **Connector Overview**
Cohere AI is a natural language processing platform that provides enterprise-grade AI models and APIs to help businesses integrate advanced text understanding, generation, and search capabilities into their applications.
## **Supported Models**
Command, Command Light, Generate
## **Authentication Type**
Basic
## **Webhook Supported**
No
## **Secrets**
* PAN\_SEC\_COHERE\_API\_KEY
## **API Client Supported**
No
## **Requirements for Provisioning**
In order to provision your connector, the following Cohere information must be gathered:
* API Key
To obtain the information required for provisioning the Cohere Connector, perform the following steps:
1. Log in to your [Cohere Dashboard](https://dashboard.cohere.com/)
2. Navigate to Platform > API Keys
3. Select **New Trial Key**
1. Please Note: Trial keys are rate-limited, and cannot be used for commercial purposes. If you want to avoid this, then you need to create a **Production Key**. For more information, please see [here](https://docs.cohere.com/docs/rate-limits).
## **API Resources**
For more information on how to utilize the Cohere API, feel free to reference the following [documentation](https://docs.cohere.com/).
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