Console
The console
Brunel's console is split into three apps, Platform for developers, Enterprise for running the company and Portal for programs. What each one contains and where to find it.
The console is where you manage everything outside the chat. Like the large AI platforms, it is split into three apps; the switcher at the top of the sidebar moves between them, and ⌘K / Ctrl+K searches pages, keys and projects from anywhere.
Platform: console.brunel.cloud
For developers: what your plan includes.
| Page | What it does |
|---|---|
| Overview | Plan usage against quotas, API requests, latency, recent activity, health checks |
| API keys | Create, rotate, restrict and revoke keys; per-key usage. See API keys |
| MCP server | The server URL, the tools, a playground |
| AI agents | Ready-to-paste setup for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf |
| Webhooks | Endpoint, signing secret, delivery log and redelivery. See Webhooks |
| REST API | The reference, with examples in curl, TypeScript, Python and Go, and a try-it panel |
| Usage | Requests, errors, latency and quotas over time |
| Request logs | Every API and MCP call, searchable by key, status, route and request id |
| Certificates | Your reliability certificates, badges, publication and company profile |
| Profile and security | Sessions and devices, security activity, data export, account deletion |
| Notifications | Which events go to Slack or your webhook |
| AI provider | Your organization's own AI provider (Enterprise) |
Enterprise: enterprise.brunel.cloud
For the people who run the company account: members and roles, security and single sign-on, company verification, the audit log, the plan, invoices and plan comparison. See Teams and roles.
Portal: portal.brunel.cloud
Programs for startups, education, open source maintainers and partners: what each includes and how to apply.
One sign-in for all three
You sign in once, on brunel.cloud. Each console address gets its own secure session from it through a one-time, browser-bound relay; signing out anywhere signs you out everywhere. Sensitive actions (API keys, team security, deletions, certificates) ask for a sign-in from the last two hours.