AI Studio¶
AI Studio APIs are organized by resource and task. Open the domain for the object you need, then choose a task page.
Integrate from an invocation panel¶
If a resource page provides an API invocation panel, copy the HTTP method, actual request URL, and business input from its example. When a cURL example is available, the URL is in the command. When only an Endpoint is shown, also check the request method.
Follow Prepare an AI Studio API call to obtain a credential and target workspace ID.
Use the request URL supplied by the current deployment and replace the example’s credential, workspace, and resource identifiers.
Choose the corresponding action in AI Studio API Reference and check its parameters, response fields, and error handling.
Send the request, then check its business status and result. For asynchronous operations, continue querying the run status or result.
The console’s browser URL opens a page. Use the API Endpoint supplied by the invocation panel or deployment maintainer for application requests.
Choose a task¶
What you need to do |
Open this page |
Use it when |
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Resource Center |
Manage workspaces, catalogs, databases, tables, file storage, compute resources, and data sharing. |
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Data connections |
Connect external data and create import or export tasks. |
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Data processing |
Manage workflows, operators, SQL, workbooks, and data dashboards. |
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Knowledge bases |
Manage knowledge bases, data sources, segments, and semantic entries. |
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Agents |
Create, invoke, configure, and monitor agents. |
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Monitoring |
Query SQL execution records, operation logs, and task overviews. |
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Users and permissions |
Manage users, roles, and data, object, and application permissions. |