Creating an API key had no visible way to choose its scope — the dropdown looked like plain text, so a key was easy to create with the wrong access, and reaching for a broader one meant your integration failing with a scope error you had to trace back yourself. It now looks and behaves like every other dropdown in the dashboard.
Once created, the secret key was the same small, dim text as the example code beneath it, with no way to copy it. It is now shown clearly on its own with a one-click Copy button, exactly like your two-step verification recovery code.
We also found and fixed something more serious while testing this: reaching any plan limit — for example, the number of API keys your plan allows — could show a full-page "no active subscription" message and push you toward choosing a plan, even with an active, paying subscription. Nobody was ever actually locked out of a subscription they were paying for; only this on-screen message was wrong, and it now names the actual limit you have reached.