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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.

This endpoint lists work already created in the web app; it does not start a translation and consumes no credits.

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Recommended

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