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Author: sanfilip

README.md

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-# Paperspace API (v0.0.0)
+# Paperspace API (v0.1.0)
 
-![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/585865/26324445/cdeb6658-3f00-11e7-9a18-3e2070d9a400.png)
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/585865/27562775-26b8acc6-5a9c-11e7-8270-2b80ca895bc5.png)
 
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 **Heads up! This project is under construction!** We're offering this early, unstable, pre-alpha release to get early feedback and to see how it might get used in the wild. Use caution: Until we ship a release >= v1.0, expect to encounter bugs, and expect our documentation to be missing or inaccurate in places. We welcome your bug reports and suggestions via GitHub Issues!
 
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-The **Paperspace API** is the official devkit for automating your [Paperspace](https://paperspace.com) account. It's currently available in JavaScript, and we plan to offer other languages and integrations in the future. For v0, we are offering basic actions such as creating machines and managing team members. This repo includes:
+The **Paperspace API** is the official devkit for automating your [Paperspace](https://www.paperspace.com) account. It's currently available in JavaScript, and we plan to offer other languages and integrations in the future. For v0, we are offering basic actions such as creating machines and managing team members. This repo includes:
 
 * [JavaScript API client](#programmatic) (for Node.js and the browser)
 * [CLI](#cli)
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 First, sign in to your [Paperspace account](https://paperspace.com). Click 'Launch Console' at top right. From your admin console, you should find an 'Account Info' section. There, you'll find a form where you can create API keys. You'll use the API keys you generate here to authenticate your requests.
 
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 ## Usage
 
 You can interact with Paperspace's API in three ways: programatically (from within JavaScript), from the command line (using the Paperspace CLI), or using an HTTP client of your choice and the Paperspace API HTTP enpoints documented here. The JavaScript libabry and the CLI are backed by the same underlying API client.