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Documentation

Getting Started with the Indico API

Datasets

Introduction to Datasets

Workflows

Workflow Operations

Submissions

Interacting with Submissions

Reporting

Introduction to Metrics and Reports
- User Reporting

Storage

Upload Storage Object
Download Storage Object

Custom Blueprints

Getting started with Custom Blueprints
Writing a Custom Blueprint
- Required inputs and outputs
Deploying a Custom Blueprint

Output

Table of contents
Retrieving Your Results
Interpreting Your JSON Results
Interpreting Your OCR and ETL Output

GraphQL

Introduction to GraphQL Queries
- Custom GraphQL Queries

Models (Agents)

Advanced Model Training Options
Static Agent Export and Import

Python

Getting Started with Indico's Python Client
Indico Python Client Library
Python Client Library Classes
Python Client Library Types

C-Sharp

Namespace IndicoV2
Interface IIndicoClient
Namespace IndicoV2-CommonModels
Namespace IndicoV2-DataSets
Namespace IndicoV2-Extensions
Namespace IndicoV2-GraphQLRequest
- Interface IGraphQLRequestClient
Namespace IndicoV2-Jobs
Namespace IndicoV2-Models
Namespace IndicoV2-Ocr
Namespace IndicoV2-Reviews
- Interface IReviewsClient
Namespace IndicoV2-Storage
Namespace IndicoV2-Submissions
Namespace IndicoV2-Workflows

Java

com.indico
com.indico.entity
com.indico.exceptions
com.indico.mutation
com.indico.query
com.indico.request
- Graphql Request
- Raw Graphql Request
com.indico.storage
com.indico.type

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Deploying a Custom Blueprint

Go from Python code to a custom blueprint that you can add to workflows on your cluster.

Articles in this section:

Containerizing a Custom Component
Configuring your Custom Component Deployment
Deploying a Custom Component to your Cluster
Registering a Custom Blueprint

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