AsyncItemsResource

This property can be used as a prefix for any HTTP method call to return the raw response object instead of the parsed content.

For more information, see https://www.github.com/langchain-ai/langsmith-python#accessing-raw-response-data-eg-headers

An alternative to .with_raw_response that doesn't eagerly read the response body.

For more information, see https://www.github.com/langchain-ai/langsmith-python#with_streaming_response

Add RUN or THREAD items to a single annotation queue.

RUN items require run_id unless they are created from a suggested example. THREAD items require thread_id and project_id.

Partially update mutable timestamps (added_at, last_reviewed_time) for a RUN or THREAD annotation queue item. Omit a field, or pass JSON null, to leave it unchanged.

List RUN and THREAD items in a single annotation queue for one review status section, with opaque cursor pagination. Optional item_type=RUN|THREAD filters the page. Optional min_start_time/max_start_time bound the item's trace start time; items with no start time are excluded when either bound is set. direction=backward returns items before the supplied cursor. The response contains item metadata only, not expanded run or thread payloads. status=archived returns items whose queue review requirements have been satisfied, not merely items the caller personally marked completed.

Log the caller's reviewer status for a RUN or THREAD annotation queue item.

A null status re-shows the item for this reviewer.

Remove RUN or THREAD items from a single annotation queue by item ID.

Both active and completed items can be removed.

Returns the number of annotation queue items in one status bucket.

The two time windows are independent: start_time/end_time bound when an item was archived, min_start_time/max_start_time bound when its trace ran. Items with no trace start time are excluded when either of the latter is set.

Resolve a RUN or THREAD item to its current review section and zero-based position for deep linking. The returned cursor counts RUN and THREAD items together, so it is only valid for a list request with no item_type or start-time filter.