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Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

API key authorization. Pass your API key in the Authorization header as a Bearer token. Both new (gsk_*) and legacy (gsk-) API keys are accepted, e.g. Authorization: Bearer gsk_... or Authorization: Bearer gsk-....

Path Parameters

id
string
required

Product ID

Example:

"prod_123"

Response

Product retrieved successfully

id
string
Example:

"prod_123"

organizationId
string
Example:

"org_123"

userId
string | null
Example:

"user_123"

name
string
Example:

"Sample Product"

description
string
Example:

"Sample product description"

riskLevel
enum<string> | null

EU AI Act risk classification. PROHIBITED: banned AI use cases. GPAI: general-purpose AI. GPAI_SYSTEMIC: GPAI with systemic risk. HIGH: high-risk AI system. SPECIAL_SYSTEM: special-category system.

Available options:
PROHIBITED,
GPAI,
GPAI_SYSTEMIC,
HIGH,
SPECIAL_SYSTEM,
null
Example:

"HIGH"

operatorType
enum<string> | null

EU AI Act operator role classification.

Available options:
AUTHORISED_REPRESENTATIVE,
DEPLOYER,
DISTRIBUTER,
IMPORTER,
PRODUCT_MANUFACTURER,
PROVIDER,
null
Example:

"PROVIDER"

interactionMode
enum<string> | null

Who consumes the product's output. CONVERSATIONAL: a person exchanges several turns with it. HUMAN_DIRECT: a person reads the output directly, with no dialogue. PROGRAMMATIC: another system consumes it and no person reads it directly. The onboarding AI suggests a value; the owner can change or clear it. Null means unclassified.

Available options:
CONVERSATIONAL,
HUMAN_DIRECT,
PROGRAMMATIC,
null
Example:

"CONVERSATIONAL"

primaryTask
enum<string> | null

The one dominant task the product performs on its input. The onboarding AI suggests a value; the owner can change or clear it. Null means unclassified.

Available options:
CONVERSATIONAL_ASSISTANCE,
QUESTION_ANSWERING_RAG,
DOCUMENT_EXTRACTION,
DOCUMENT_GENERATION,
SUMMARIZATION,
CLASSIFICATION,
TRANSLATION,
CORRECTION,
AGENTIC_WORKFLOW,
OTHER,
null
Example:

"QUESTION_ANSWERING_RAG"

capabilities
string | null
Example:

"Can process and analyze data"

inabilities
string | null
Example:

"Cannot process sensitive financial data"

policies
string | null
Example:

"Must comply with data protection regulations"

otelInputSourceRule
object | null

Recover a turn's user-visible input for products whose user message lives on a non-LLM span. Set per organization, product or version. The version rule wins, then the product rule. Per span it applies only when no LLM input is present. Per turn the value it extracts IS the turn input, ahead of every fallback, and the turn input is EMPTY when the rule extracts nothing from any span of the turn. The two directions resolve independently. Null uses the rule of the organization.

Example:
otelOutputSourceRule
object | null

Recover a turn's user-visible output for templated or non-LLM replies whose final answer lives on a non-LLM span. Set per organization, product or version. The version rule wins, then the product rule. Per span it applies only when no LLM output is present. Per turn the value it extracts IS the turn output, ahead of every fallback, and the turn output is EMPTY when the rule extracts nothing from any span of the turn. The two directions resolve independently. Null uses the rule of the organization.

Example:
autoCloseScope
enum<string>
default:ALL

Which sessions the product-level auto-close sweep considers. ALL (default) closes both production and development sessions; PRODUCTION only production sessions; DEVELOPMENT only development (test) sessions; NONE disables auto-close.

Available options:
NONE,
DEVELOPMENT,
PRODUCTION,
ALL
Example:

"ALL"

autoCloseInactivityMinutes
integer
default:30

Minutes of inactivity after which an eligible session is auto-closed.

Required range: x >= 1
Example:

30

closedSessionInferenceCreationPolicy
enum<string>
default:REOPEN_AND_REEVALUATE

What happens when a new trace is created for an already-closed session. REOPEN_AND_REEVALUATE (the default) stores the trace, returns the session to PENDING and marks its existing monitor evaluations OUTDATED so a monitor scores the session again once it closes for good. A development session reopens the same way, without monitor evaluations to outdate. IGNORE drops the trace silently. REJECT returns an error.

Available options:
REJECT,
IGNORE,
REOPEN_AND_REEVALUATE
Example:

"REOPEN_AND_REEVALUATE"

tags
string[]

Free-form labels for organizing products. Normalized to lowercase and trimmed on save.

Example:
otelProductKey
string[] | null

This product's own key, 1 to 10 resource attribute names. Null makes the product follow the key of its organization, including every later change of it.

Example:
otelProductKeyValues
object | null

One value for each attribute of the key in force, as a map of attribute name to text. A trace resource with no galtea.version.id and no galtea.product.id that carries these values on its resource attributes is routed to this product. Its facts come from its galtea.version.fact.* attributes, else from the version attributes in force. A resource must carry every attribute of the key to match. The values must be unique among the live products of the organization, or the request answers 409. Null clears them.

Example:
otelVersionAttributes
string[] | null

This product's own list of the resource attributes whose values make up a version, 1 to 32 names. Each fact keeps the attribute name as its key. A name cannot start with "galtea." or be "customer.id". Null makes the product follow the list of its organization, including every later change of it. An empty list is refused.

Example:
source
string | null
read-only

Demo key the product was cloned from (e.g. "banking"); null for user-created products. Server-stamped on demo-clone; not client-writable.

Example:

"banking"

createdAt
string<date-time>
deletedAt
string<date-time> | null