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What you’ll do

What you’ll need

  • Email address associated with your organization
  • Teammate to invite to your organization Optional

Steps

1

Create your account

Go to Sign up ↗ and create a free Platform account.
2

Set up your organization

Follow the prompts to create your organization. You will automatically be added to this organization as an Admin.See Organizations for more information.
3

Invite a teammate

OptionalGo to Settings → Team ↗ to send an email invitation to your teammate.Once your teammate accepts the invitation, they will be added to your organization with the user role you assigned them.
4

Create an API key

Go to API keys ↗ and create a key with a name your team will recognize. Copy the key value and store it in a secrets manager or environment variable.
This key belongs to your newly created organization only. If you create other organizations in the future, you must generate separate API keys for them.See API keys for more information on how to use or revoke keys.
5

Make an API request

Make a request to the Knowledge Graph API with your API key included in the request header as x-api-key:
6

Download datasets

Browse datasets in the Dataset catalog ↗.Click into a dataset that you are interested in (e.g. U.S. academic standards) and find the subset of data you want to download (e.g. ELA standards).See Requesting access to gated data for more information on how to download gated datasets.
7

Try the products

Go to the Knowledge Graph Explorer ↗ to how different data entities relate to each other.Next, go to the Evaluators playground ↗ and paste in some sample informational text. Select Text Complexity evaluators, and then click Evaluate see how your text passage scores on various dimensions of Text Complexity.

Introduction

See how organizations, roles, and API keys fit together.

Dataset catalog

Download open files and request access to gated datasets.

Knowledge Graph quickstart

Query Knowledge Graph through files, the REST API, or MCP.

Evaluators quickstart

Run your first evaluator in the playground, SDK, or a notebook.