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Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Successful Response
Feature extractor response model for API responses.
Category of this extractor, used for UI grouping and filtering. Examples: 'text', 'image', 'multimodal', 'audio', 'video', 'document', 'face', 'corpus', 'utility', 'safety', 'classification', 'web', 'custom'.
The origin/source of this extractor: 'builtin' (shipped with Mixpeek), 'custom' (user-created), or 'community' (marketplace).
builtin, custom, community What input types this extractor can handle: 'type_specific' (only one type) or 'multimodal' (handles multiple types). Type-specific extractors cannot use automatic-typed bucket properties.
For type-specific extractors: maps input keys to required types (e.g., {'video': 'video'}). For multimodal extractors: null.
Kind of real-time inference this extractor provides: 'embedding', 'rerank', 'classify', 'generate', or 'general'. Null if batch-only.
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Output fields that uniquely identify each document within a source object. Enables idempotent reprocessing: rerunning a batch produces the same document IDs, so existing documents are updated instead of creating duplicates. Works with bucket unique_key to enable fully deterministic document IDs. Empty list means single-output extractor (one document per source). Read-only (set by extractor).
["start_time", "end_time"]["chunk_index"][]What this extractor can do: 'batch' (feature extraction during ingestion), 'realtime' (query-time inference for retriever stages)
Minimal working configuration for namespace + collection + input_mappings + parameters