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docs: fix API key docs url #7

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#### Creating the AIEngine client object

To find out how to generate an <code>apiKey</code> check out the documentation regarding [Agentverse API keys](https://fetch.ai/docs/guides/apis/agent-service-creation-apis).
To find out how to generate an <code>apiKey</code> check out the documentation regarding [Agentverse API keys](https://fetch.ai/docs/guides/apis/agent-function-creation-apis).

```javascript
import { AiEngine } from "@fetchai/ai-engine-sdk";
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#### Replying to the different type of messages

All message types (expect for the AI engine message and stop message) expects a response from the user and the SDK implements methods for sending reply in response to those different type of messages respectively.
All message types (expect for the AI engine message and stop message) expect a response from the user and the SDK implements methods for sending reply in response to those different type of messages respectively.
The first argument of all these reply methods is the <code>Message</code> object to which we want to send back the response.
The SDK methods you can use to reply to:

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