Collections

Creates, reads, updates, and deletes collections and manages their items and files.

📄️ List Collections

List all collections. Only returns collections the user has permission to access.

📄️ Create Collection

Create a new collection. Requires admin or manager privileges.

📄️ Get Collection Versions

List version history for a specific collection.

📄️ Get Collection Name Availability

Check whether a name conflicts with a dataset, source, view, entity type, or relation type in the specified collection.

📄️ Get Collection

Retrieve a specific collection. If a version is specified, return that version.

📄️ Update Collection

Change mutable collection metadata after write permission is checked. Fields omitted from the request keep their current values.

📄️ Delete Collection

Delete a collection and cascade-delete all child resources.

📄️ Unmark Sample Collection

Remove sample status from a collection. Administrator access is required, and public read access is revoked from the collection and its child resources. Calling the operation on a regular collection is a no-op that returns `200`.

📄️ Duplicate Collection Route

Duplicate a collection and everything inside it. The copy is always a regular collection (`is_sample=False`) whatever the source was, which is the point: it lets a sample be edited freely without demoting the original that other users rely on. `stream=true` returns an SSE stream of `progress` events followed by one `complete` (payload: the new `CollectionResponse`) or `error` event.

📄️ Get Collection References

List external resources that reference resources in this collection.

📄️ Get Cleanup Status

Retrieve the cleanup progress status after collection deletion.

📄️ Upload To Collection

Upload files to a collection, automatically creating dataset or code resources.