Create an AI task (draft)
create_taskCreate a labeling or evaluation task as a draft; nobody is notified until publish_task. Typical order: list_pools, create_task with instructions, classes, rate, pool_ids and one example image per class, add_items, then publish_task after the user confirms.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| rate | No | Hourly pay for the expert in EUR | |
| type | No | Default data_labeling | |
| title | Yes | ||
| domain | No | ||
| classes | No | Class names experts choose from | |
| deadline | No | ||
| examples | No | Example images by public URL with the class they show. Labeling tasks need one per class before they can open. | |
| language | No | Language of the instructions | |
| pool_ids | No | Pools the task runs on (see list_pools) | |
| expertise | No | What experts need to know, one line | |
| allow_note | No | ||
| annotation | No | Default classification | |
| instructions | No | Instructions for the experts in Markdown. A table whose first column names the classes becomes the per-class briefing. | |
| members_only | No | Only members of these pools see the task, even on public pools | |
| multi_select | No | ||
| qualification | No | ||
| allow_cant_tell | No | Let experts skip an item without a class (default true) | |
| seconds_per_item | No |