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Server-side integration

Headless workflows and API reference

Create datasets, train and evaluate pipelines, deploy models, and retrieve results from your own trusted server or local agent client.

Choose the right integration

REST

Direct API

Use API-key authenticated HTTP requests from a backend service. This is the stable choice for production integrations.

MCP

Local agent tools

Use the trusted local stdio adapter for agent-driven dataset, pipeline, result, and deployment operations.

End-to-end REST path

  1. Create an account and API key

    Complete account, organization, and key setup in the platform. Copy the raw key once and store it in a secret manager.

  2. Verify authentication

    Call /datasets/datasets/ with Authorization: Api-Key <raw_api_key>.

  3. Create and verify a dataset

    Create a dataset, upload or import samples, then inspect labels, annotations, and split counts.

  4. Create and run a task query

    Select the dataset, plan the pipeline, start a task run, and poll durable REST state. WebSockets are optional live updates.

  5. Deploy a model version

    Select a completed version and checkpoint, create a deployment, call its predictor, and inspect usage and artifacts.

Follow the headless journey

Start with secure authentication, then move through data, model, serving, artifact, and agent workflows. Every guide links to the canonical production reference.

  1. 01Quickstart and authenticationCreate an operational API key, verify it safely, and make your first server-side request.
  2. 02Datasets and annotationsCreate datasets, ingest samples, import annotations, verify readiness, and preserve split integrity.
  3. 03Pipelines, training, and resultsPlan a pipeline, start one run, follow durable state, recover checkpoints, and interpret completed results.
  4. 04Deployments and predictionsCreate a deployment from an eligible model version, call its predictor, and inspect usage and result media.
  5. 05Files, artifacts, and errorsRetrieve protected outputs correctly and handle endpoint-specific errors without unsafe assumptions.
  6. 06Local MCP adapterConfigure the trusted local stdio adapter and use its production-backed tools without widening the trust boundary.
  7. 07REST and MCP referenceUse the complete production-aligned endpoint and tool cards, coverage boundaries, and version history.

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