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Organize processed documents with consistent schemas for efficient retrieval

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Connect Mixpeek to your cloud object storage for seamless multimodal data ingestion.

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Connect Mixpeek to your Amazon S3 buckets to ingest and process your data.

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This endpoint allows you to create a new bucket with a defined schema.
    A bucket is a collection of objects that conform to the schema.
    The schema defines the structure and validation rules for objects in the bucket.

Create Bucket

This endpoint retrieves a bucket by its ID.

Get Bucket

This endpoint allows you to update an existing bucket.
    You can update the bucket's name, description, and metadata.

Update Bucket

This endpoint deletes a bucket and all its objects.

Delete Bucket

This endpoint lists buckets with pagination, sorting, and filtering options.

List Buckets

This endpoint creates a new object in the specified bucket.
    The object must conform to the bucket's schema.

Create Object

This endpoint retrieves an object by its ID from the specified bucket.

Get Object

This endpoint updates an existing object in the specified bucket.
    The updated object must conform to the bucket's schema.

Update Object

This endpoint deletes an object from the specified bucket.

Delete Object

This endpoint lists objects in a bucket with pagination, sorting, and filtering options.

List Objects

This endpoint allows you to create a new collection.

Create Collection

This endpoint allows you to retrieve a collection by ID.

Get Collection

Get Documents

List Namespaces

Creates a new namespace with specified feature extractors and payload indexes.

Create Namespace

Retrieve details of a specific namespace using either its name or ID

Get Namespace

Fully updates an existing namespace (all fields required)

Update Namespace

Deletes an existing namespace using either its name or ID

Delete Namespace

Retrieve a task by its ID.
    
    A task may have an expiration time, after which it will still be returned but marked as expired.
    This allows tracking of historical tasks while indicating their current validity state.

Get Task Information

**Requirements:**
- Required permissions: write

Kill Task

Retrieve all tasks that are not in a complete state (DONE, FAILED, SKIPPED, or CANCELLED)

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