Schemas

The lowercase identity-provider namespace.

A provider-owned identifier using RFC 3986 URI characters, except colon. Colon is reserved as an internal delimiter.

The payload representation family.

The representation version used for this payload.

The archetype name for the payload.

The Dimension Registry schema identifier used to validate StackInternal.ContentIngestion.Connectors.Models.ArchetypeContentEnvelope.Data.

Archetype payload matching the supplied dataSchema.

The upstream system that produced the content, such as 'github' or 'slack'.

The stable identifier from the upstream system for this content item. The combination of source and sourceId must be unique within the tenant.

The absolute URI of the content item in the upstream system.

The access control entries that define who can view the content.

The source-specific entity type for this content item, such as 'markdown-file' or 'message'.

Standardized archetype envelope used for transport and storage.

The unique identifier of the stored content version that was created.

The absolute URI of the content item in the upstream system.

The access control entries that define who can view the content.

The source-specific entity type for this content item, such as 'markdown-file' or 'message'.

Standardized archetype envelope used for transport and storage.

The email address associated with the data subject for the DSR access request.

Whether matching data exists.

Additional messages.

Email addresses.

IP addresses.

Names.

Locations.

Street addresses.

Cities.

States or regions.

Countries.

Postal codes.

Company names.

Job titles.

Cookie values.

About-me content.

URLs.

Phone numbers.

Mobile phone numbers.

User IDs.

Account IDs.

Whether the account is anonymous.

Additional notes.

The email address associated with the data subject for the DSR access request.

Whether matching data exists.

Additional messages.

URI of the exported data schema.

Exported data.

The email address associated with the data subject for the DSR access request.

Whether matching data exists.

Additional messages.

Node IDs to retrieve. Duplicates are ignored.

The matching nodes keyed by node ID. Missing requested IDs are omitted.

The search query.

The number of results to return.

The search algorithm to use.

Indicates whether the tenant search index is available for node search. This is false only when the tenant index does not exist. When this is true and results is empty, the index exists but either contains no indexed nodes or no nodes matched the query.

The search results.

Total number of matching nodes.

A persisted node.

Relative relevance score (higher is better).

Caller-owned idempotency identifier, normally the Trust onboarding-cycle ID.

Total number of source content items fetched from ContentIngestion.

Total number of source content items processed into nodes.

Total number of ContentIngestion pages fetched.

Opaque cursor to resume reprocessing from, or null when there are no more items.

Tenant IDs to remove. Duplicates are ignored.

Per-tenant deletion results.

Tenant ID.

Number of deleted node rows.

Elasticsearch indices deleted for the tenant.

Node ID.

The node text.

Signals used to classify the node.

Creation metadata for the node.

Ingestion metadata for the node.

Relations with other nodes.

Whether the node is deleted.

Tenant ID

Content ID.

Human-resolvable URL of this node at its external source system. Distinct from ingestionMetadata.source (the system name, e.g. "stackinternalcommunity") and ingestionMetadata.sourceId (the source's internal identifier, e.g. "5") — this is the link a human would follow to read the original content. Null when the source does not expose a stable URL.

Document-specific metadata.

Trust evaluation data.

Explicit user engagement data from the source system.

The external user ID.

The internal user ID.

When the content was created.

Author information.

When the content was last edited.

The document title.

The source-system score.

The source-system view count.

The content source.

The source identifier.

When the node was ingested.

Who ingested the node.

Context about the source.

The Node relation type.

The source node ID.

The target node ID.

For answer/question relations, the accepted state of the answer participating in the relation.

The source context ID.

The source context name.

The trust score.

Version of the trust evaluator.

When the trust score was assigned.

A URI reference that identifies the problem type.

A short, human-readable summary of the problem type.

The HTTP status code generated by the origin server for this occurrence of the problem.

A human-readable explanation specific to this occurrence of the problem.

A URI reference that identifies the specific occurrence of the problem.

Validation errors associated with the request.

Information about a request input validation error.

The one-based page number. Values below one are treated as one.

The number of results per page, from 1 through 100.

Optional text filter, matched against name and email.

Optional exact role filter.

Optional active-state filter. Accepted values are active or deactivated.

Optional user IDs to include.

Fields the user list can be sorted by. "Name" sorts on first + last name.

Sort order: ascending or descending.