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TranslationsList translations
batches

List translations

Most recent first, archived excluded by default. Pagination is cursor-based: pass the next_cursor from the previous response verbatim. Offsets are not supported because a translation created mid-pagination would silently shift them. search matches a translation's name or, when it has none, its uploaded file name — the same search the web app's batch list uses, so results never diverge between the two.

GET/v1/batches

Requires batches:read. Archived translations are excluded by default. Pass next_cursor back unchanged to fetch the next page.

Filter with status, archived, quality_tier, created_after and created_before. search matches a translation’s name or, when it has none, its uploaded file name. This is the same search the web app’s list uses, so the two never disagree.

This endpoint only reads: it does not start a translation and consumes no credits. It lists every translation in the workspace, whichever interface created it. To start one, create a translation.

Authorizations

Authorizationbearerin headerrequired

Query parameters

limitintegerrange: 1–100

Number of items to return. Values outside 1-100 are clamped, and the response reports the limit actually applied.

cursorstring
statusenum<string>one of: analyzing, awaiting_instructions, awaiting_approval, translating, completed, failed, cancelled

Keep only translations in this state. awaiting_instructions and awaiting_approval both mean 'waiting for you' but need different calls, so they filter separately. cancelled filters separately from failed too: a cancellation is not a failure, so counting broken runs means asking for failed alone.

archivedenum<string>one of: 0, 1, true, false
quality_tierenum<string>one of: standard, lite
created_afterstring
created_beforestring
searchstringlength: 1–200 chars

Response

application/json

List translations

dataobject[]required
has_morebooleanrequired
next_cursorstringnullrequired
limitintegerrequired
request_idstringrequired

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