Batch jobs (opt-in)¶
Canonical tool: occam_batch_submit / occam_batch_status / occam_batch_results
Fire-and-forget asynchronous transcode of a URL list: submit returns a job_id immediately; poll
status; then page the results.
Opt-in tools. All three are absent from
tools/listunless the host starts withOCCAM_BATCH_MCP=1(which also registers the job store and the background processor).
When to use¶
- Many URLs where you don't need the answers inline — submit and come back.
- Need a signed, auditable corpus instead →
occam_dataset_export(synchronous, 1–20 URLs, provenance manifest). - Up to 8 URLs and you want the synthesis now →
occam_digest.
occam_batch_submit¶
| Parameter | Type | Default | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
urls |
string | — | yes | JSON array or newline/comma/semicolon-separated list |
backend_policy |
string | http_then_browser |
no | http, browser, or http_then_browser |
focus_query |
string? | null | no | Focus keywords for the per-URL prune |
max_tokens |
int? | null | no | Per-URL output token budget (min 128) |
fit_markdown |
bool | true |
no | Paragraph prune per URL |
session_profile |
string? | null | no | Applied to every URL |
playbook_policy |
string | auto |
no | off or auto |
idempotency_key |
string? | null | no | Re-submitting the same key within 24h returns the existing job |
on_oversize |
string | fail |
no | HTTP oversize handling: fail or partial |
Returns the job descriptor with job_id and state queued.
occam_batch_status¶
| Parameter | Type | Default | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
job_id |
string | — | yes | Id returned by submit |
Returns the job state (queued / running / done / failed) and progress counts.
occam_batch_results¶
| Parameter | Type | Default | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
job_id |
string | — | yes | Id returned by submit |
cursor |
int | 0 |
no | Pass the prior next_cursor to continue |
limit |
int | 50 |
no | Max items per page (1–200) |
Returns items[] (per-URL transcode outcomes, using the transcode taxonomy for failures) and
next_cursor (null when exhausted).
Failure codes¶
Errors are returned as {failure: {code, message}} — invalid_arguments, unknown job_id, and
per-item transcode codes inside results. See failure codes.
Example¶
→ { "job_id": "…", "state": "queued" } — then poll occam_batch_status, then page
occam_batch_results.
Related¶
- occam_digest — synchronous small-batch synthesis
- occam_dataset_export — signed corpus export