generated: '2026-08-26'
method: searched
source: https://platform.gist.ai/docs/quick-start-using-widgets
summary: >-
ProRata publishes a named sandbox environment for the Gist Answers widget: the install
guide tells integrators to point the widget loader at the sandbox origin while testing
and swap it for the production origin when going live.
environments:
- name: sandbox
purpose: testing
widget_loader: https://cdn.sandbox.gist.ai/chatWidget.js
origin: https://cdn.sandbox.gist.ai
source: https://platform.gist.ai/docs/quick-start-using-widgets
- name: production
purpose: live
widget_loader: https://cdn.gist.ai/chatWidget.js
origin: https://cdn.gist.ai
source: https://platform.gist.ai/docs/quick-start-using-widgets
credentials:
test_keys_published: false
key_prefixes_published: false
note: >-
No test API key, key prefix convention, or self-serve key issuance is published. The
same Publisher Group key is used against whichever environment the widget points at,
and keys are only obtainable through onboarding ("API keys are provided during
onboarding. Contact us if you need access."), so an integrator cannot exercise the
sandbox without a sales conversation.
test_fixtures: []
test_clocks: false
console:
url: https://console.gist.ai/
note: >-
The developer hub also embeds a component behind a "Have an
API Key?" accordion on the install page, which generates the widget snippet for a
supplied key.
x-evidence:
- url: https://cdn.gist.ai/chatWidget.js
status: 200
note: 'Served — a module bootloader that injects the custom element in place.'
- url: https://api.sandbox.gist.ai/v1/health
status: ' (TLS: certificate subject name does not match api.sandbox.gist.ai)'
note: >-
Probed once to see whether the sandbox extends to the API host as well as the CDN.
It does not resolve to a valid certificate, and no sandbox API base is documented —
only the widget CDN origin is.