Cohere

Retool connects to Cohere through secure API credentials stored as encrypted Retool resources. Once configured, teams can invoke Cohere models directly within Retool apps and workflows for text generation, classification, and semantic search.

Teams explicitly define which queries, fields, and inputs are included in Cohere prompts inside Retool. Retool never sends data implicitly—only the data you configure in a query or workflow step is transmitted.

Yes. Retool's role-based access controls allow admins to limit which users or groups can create, edit, or run Cohere-powered queries and workflows.

Cohere API keys are stored as encrypted Retool resources and are never exposed to end users. Access is governed through Retool's permission model.

Yes. Retool supports environment-specific configurations, allowing teams to enable, restrict, or disable Cohere access across development, staging, and production independently.