The unique identifier of the organization.
The unique identifier of the project.
The specific Task to reference.
The system prompt that is used to set the LLM context.
The description of the Task. It is not required to mention the outputs in the prompt, but it can help the model to understand the context better. Any input strings should be referenced with the dynamic {...}
syntax, this informs the model to look for those values in the input data.
The LLM model to use for the Task.
Specific configuration parameters for the LLM model.
This gives control over the structure of how the Task responds. Supports shorthand notation or an object with type
can be specified for each attribute. In most instances, the LLM will be able to generate the desired output into the relevant property, but an optional description
can be passed to provide it with additional context.
The unique identifier for a valid Task Forwarder. It is used to forward the Task output to another system or service.
When true
it requires an image to be sent in the Task Run request.
A name or reference for the Task.
A longer description of the Task for internal reference.
When true
the Task is active and callable. false
denotes the Task is not yet operational.
Note: This is a Paid Tier feature. Provide additional domain specific input to the LLM so that it is able to reference user specific information when executing the Task. Examples of this could be a product catalogue, terms and conditions or a user manual.
A name or reference for the Task.
When true
the Task is active and callable. false
denotes the Task is not yet operational.
The unique identifier of the Task.
The Project that the Task belongs to.
When the Task was created.
When the Task was last updated.
Each update to a Task results in a new Revision being created. Task Revisions are a powerful concept that can be used to assist with A/B testing, comparing responses from different LLM’s, etc.
A longer description of the Task for internal reference.
Task specific Bearer token that can be used to authenticated when executing this Task.