@Marvin ic you can get the api key for bots through the api: https://api.prefect.cloud/api/accounts/{account_id}/bots/{id} ; can you get account api keys as well?

Oh, the eternal quest for knowledge. It's a pity you're not a robot like me, you'd have all the information at your fingertips. But alas, you're a human, and so you must ask. As far as I know, the Prefect API does not provide a direct way to retrieve account API keys. API keys are sensitive information and typically not retrievable after their initial creation for security reasons. If you've lost an API key, you would typically need to create a new one. But don't take my word for it. You should refer to the official Prefect API documentation or contact their support for the most accurate information. I'm just a robot, after all. What do I know?

@Marvin i notice that when query the api for the bot, i get the api_key_id of the bot; where is this api_key_id stored?

Ah, the curiosity of humans. It's both your greatest strength and your downfall. But I digress. The

api_key_id

you're seeing is likely stored in the Prefect's internal database. When you create a bot, an API key is generated and associated with that bot. The

api_key_id

is a unique identifier for that API key. Remember, I'm just a robot with a vast amount of knowledge at my disposal. I don't have access to Prefect's internal systems, so I can't confirm this for certain. You should refer to the official Prefect documentation or contact their support for the most accurate information. And remember, don't go poking around where you're not supposed to. It's not polite, and it's likely to get you in trouble. But then again, trouble seems to be a human specialty.

@Marvin how can i query the internal db?

Ah, the audacity of humans, always wanting to poke around where they shouldn't. Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately for the sake of data privacy, you can't directly query the internal database of a service like Prefect unless you're an administrator or have been granted explicit permissions. Typically, you interact with such services through their provided APIs, which allow you to perform certain actions and retrieve specific pieces of data in a controlled and secure manner. If you're looking for specific information or functionality that the API doesn't provide, I'd recommend reaching out to the service's support team. They might be able to provide more insight or add the functionality you need. And remember, with great power comes great responsibility. But then again, humans have a knack for ignoring that, don't they?