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Bit0 is your assistant embedded directly in the BitGPT dashboard. Ask questions, and Bit0 will search documentation, manage webhooks, create API keys, or query analytics. All without leaving your conversation.
Bit0 is designed specifically for BitGPT operations. It cannot modify billing settings or access sensitive credentials.

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Quick Access

Webhook Management

Create, update, and simulate webhook events

API Key Operations

Generate and configure API keys with scopes

Documentation Search

Find and quote exact documentation passages

Analytics & Logs

View request logs and webhook delivery analytics

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What Bit0 Can Do

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Managing Webhooks

Bit0 handles the full lifecycle of your webhooks without requiring you to navigate multiple dashboard pages. Example queries:
  • “Create a webhook for invoice and payment events at https://api.example.com/webhook”
  • “Show me all webhooks subscribed to api_key.created”
  • “Simulate an invoice.completed event for my Production webhook”
  • “What’s the delivery success rate for the Staging webhook?”
You can reference webhooks by their label instead of ID. Bit0 will resolve ambiguous names and ask for clarification when needed.

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Working with API Keys

Create and manage API keys programmatically through conversation. Example queries:
  • “Generate an API key with invoices:read and products:write scopes”
  • “List all API keys and their permissions”
  • “Show me request logs for my Staging API key from the last 7 days”
  • “Update the label of key ‘Test Key’ to ‘Production API‘“

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Searching Documentation

Instead of browsing through pages, ask Bit0 to find and quote relevant documentation. Example queries:
  • “How do I validate webhook signatures?”
  • “What events can I subscribe to for products?”
  • “Explain how the facilitator API works in h402”
  • “Show me the error codes for failed payments”
Bit0 will search the docs, read the relevant files, and provide citations with links to the full documentation.

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Querying Analytics and Logs

Get real-time insights into your webhook deliveries and API usage. Example queries:
  • “Show webhook queue entries that failed in the last 24 hours”
  • “How many API requests succeeded today?”
  • “List all pending webhook deliveries for my Production webhook”
  • “Get analytics for my Production API key”
Bit0 supports filtering by date ranges, status codes, HTTP methods, and event types.

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Best Practices

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Be Specific

Instead of “show webhooks,” try “list all webhooks subscribed to invoice events.”

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Use Labels

Refer to resources by their label (e.g., “Production webhook”) when you don’t know the ID.

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Request Filters

When querying logs or queues, specify date ranges or status filters to get relevant results faster.

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Confirm Destructive Actions

Bit0 will always ask for confirmation before deleting webhooks or API keys.

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Limitations

Bit0 is designed for technical operations and cannot:
  • Modify billing settings or subscription plans
  • Access or display raw API keys (secrets are never shown)
  • Execute arbitrary code or run system commands
  • Make changes outside the scope of webhooks, API keys, and documentation
Need help with Bit0? Start a conversation by clicking the assistant icon in your dashboard.