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# Test a Repository

This section validates that your repository works correctly from client applications.

You will run practical checks against your Flashgate endpoint to confirm credentials, routing, and provider integration.

## What this section covers

* [**Store An Object**](/guides/setup-the-cloud-and-ai-gateway/test-a-repository/program-with-flashgate.md): test write/read behavior for cloud storage resources configured in your repository.
* [**Send a Prompt**](/guides/setup-the-cloud-and-ai-gateway/test-a-repository/program-with-flashgate-1.md): test AI prompt routing and response flow through the configured LLM provider.

## Expected outcome

By the end, you should be able to perform both storage and AI operations successfully using repository API keys, giving you confidence before moving to production traffic.


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