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Aletyx issues two different credentials, and they are not interchangeable. Picking the wrong one is the most common setup problem we see, so it is worth thirty seconds to confirm which you need.

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Which one do I need?

Building with Maven or pulling container images? You need the Repository Access Token, and you already have it. You do not need the Aletyx AI Assistant, and you do not need to start its free trial.

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Repository Access Token

This is the credential for everything in the Aletyx Enterprise Build: the Maven repository, and the container registry. It is created for you when your subscription is set up, so there is nothing to generate and nothing to enable.
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Sign in to My Aletyx

Go to my.aletyx.ai and sign in.
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Open your Profile

Your token is shown in the Repository Access Token field. Click Copy.
The token looks like this, with your own email address on the front:
Treat it like a password. Anyone holding it can pull your artifacts and images.
For Maven you can usually skip copying the token by hand. In My Aletyx, open Maven Repository, click Maven Instructions, then Download settings.xml. The file arrives with your token already filled in. See Configuring Maven Settings.

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Using it

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AI Assistant API key

This is a separate credential for a separate product. The Aletyx AI Assistant lets you build and change decision models in natural language, and it has its own subscription with a 14-day free trial. Unlike the Repository Access Token, you create these keys yourself, and you can hold several of them, name them, and expire or deactivate them independently. Setting one up is covered in AI Assistant Setup.
An AI Assistant API key will not authenticate you to the Maven repository or the Container Registry, and enabling the AI Assistant does not change your repository access in either direction.

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Troubleshooting

Check that the <password> in your settings.xml is the full token including the email@domain.com| prefix. Passing only the part after the pipe fails. If you are unsure, download a fresh settings.xml from My Aletyx.
There is nothing to generate. The Repository Access Token already exists on your Profile page. The only screen in My Aletyx that creates a token is the AI Assistant’s API Keys tab, and those keys do not work for Maven.
No. The AI Assistant is optional and unrelated to Maven, Files and the Container Registry. Leaving it disabled does not affect your access to any of them.
Your subscription may not be provisioned yet. Reach out to us and we will sort it out.