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◈ Gemini API/2026-05-29Intermediate

Why HTTP Referrer Restrictions on Your Gemini API Key Cause 403 Errors in Production

Walks through why a Gemini API key with HTTP referrer restrictions can suddenly return 403 PERMISSION_DENIED in production. Covers the exact referrer string format, SDK behavior differences, how to safely route around the limitation with a tiny edge proxy, and how it differs from the CORS error you hit when calling straight from the browser.

◈ Gemini API/2026-04-28Beginner

Gemini API: GEMINI_API_KEY vs GOOGLE_API_KEY — Which One Should You Actually Use?

A practical, SDK-by-SDK guide to the GEMINI_API_KEY vs GOOGLE_API_KEY confusion. Covers precedence rules, the Vertex AI auto-switch, and four real-world traps with diagnostic snippets you can paste into a running app.

◈ Gemini API/2026-03-26Advanced

Gemini API Production Security Guide — API Key Management, Prompt Injection Defense, and Audit Logging

Securing the Gemini API in production: API key rotation, input/output sanitization, prompt injection defense, audit logging, and rate limiting, with production-ready code.