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This PR adds or updates the API Key Rotation.mdx file in the API documentation.

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    • Added a comprehensive guide on API Key Rotation, including best practices, implementation steps, challenges, tools, and security recommendations. The guide features practical advice, FAQs, and a TypeScript example to help developers implement effective key rotation strategies.

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A new glossary entry titled "API Key Rotation: Best Practices Guide" was added, providing an in-depth overview of API key rotation, including definitions, best practices, implementation steps, challenges, tools, and security recommendations. The document is structured with metadata, explanatory sections, a TypeScript example, and FAQs.

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Added a comprehensive guide on API Key Rotation, including definitions, best practices, challenges, implementation example, tools, FAQs, and metadata.

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apps/www/content/glossary/api-key-rotation.mdx (3)

6-6: Populate the categories array to avoid orphaned content

categories: [] will cause this page to be excluded from any category-based navigation or filtering logic in the docs site. At minimum, add a primary taxonomy such as “Security”.

- categories: []
+ categories:
+   - Security
+   - Authentication

3-3: Tighten the meta-description for SEO compliance

Most search engines truncate descriptions beyond ~160 chars. The current text (≈120 chars) is fine length-wise but reads like marketing copy. A concise, descriptive sentence performs better for SEO and accessibility.

- description: Master API Key Rotation with our guide. Learn essentials from industry best practices. Implement now.
+ description: Learn how to rotate API keys securely with recommended schedules, automation tips, and implementation examples.

108-111: Use a neutral placeholder for the environment variable example

Referencing a vendor-specific variable (openai_api_key) can confuse readers. A generic placeholder makes the guidance broadly applicable.

- When storing API keys, consider using environment variables. For example, in Python, you can store your API key in an environment variable to enhance security. On Windows, you can set the `openai_api_key` environment variable using the command line or through system settings.
+ When storing API keys, consider using environment variables. For example, you can set a variable such as `API_KEY` (Linux/macOS: `export API_KEY="<your-key>"`, Windows CMD: `setx API_KEY "<your-key>"`) and read it from your code instead of hard-coding secrets.
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