Vertesia Views API declares
2 security schemes
for authenticating requests.
It accepts HTTP bearer tokens (bearerAuth).
It supports OAuth 2.0 (OAuth2) using the authorizationCode flow, exposing 33 scopes.
Paths & Operations 7
Across 4 paths, the API surfaces 7 operations — 1 DELETE, 2 GET, 3 POST, 1 PUT. Each is listed below with its method, path, parameters, and response codes.
Views 7
GET
/views
List View Experiences
ListViews3 params→ 2005004XX
POST
/views
Create a View Experience
CreateView1 parambody→ 2015004XX
GET
/views/{viewId}
Retrieve a View Experience
GetView2 params→ 2005004XX
PUT
/views/{viewId}
Update a View Experience
UpdateView2 paramsbody→ 2005004XX
DELETE
/views/{viewId}
Delete a View Experience
DeleteView2 params→ 2005004XX
POST
/view-executions/{viewId}/execute
Execute a View Experience
ExecuteView2 paramsbody→ 2005004XX
POST
/view-executions/preview
Preview an unsaved View Experience
PreviewView1 parambody→ 2005004XX
Schemas 87
The contract defines 87 schemas that model the data the API accepts and returns. The most detailed are ContentObjectItemApiResponse (35 properties), ViewExperience (15 properties), ViewAgenticExecutionConfiguration (14 properties), ViewCardsDisplay (11 properties). Each schema is shown below with its type and property counts.
ViewDropConfiguration
object
A declarative result-area drop target. Stored JSON supports the built-in upload action only.
3 properties1 required
ViewLocationNavigation
object
9 properties3 required
UpdateViewExperienceRequest
object
PUT uses full replacement so omitted optional configuration is removed.
10 properties4 required
ViewListDisplay
object
10 properties4 required
ViewNavigationResultMap
object
DeleteByIdResult
object
1 property1 required
EmbeddingMap
object
ViewSearchConfiguration
object
6 properties
ExecuteViewRequest
object
8 properties
JSONValue
Embedding
object
3 properties2 required
StringArrayMap
object
ViewRangeNavigation
object
9 properties5 required
ViewQueryPlanningFailureCode
string
RunDataStorageLevel
string
AgenticViewSearchConfiguration
object
7 properties
ViewHit
object
4 properties2 required
ViewActionsConfiguration
object
3 properties
ViewAgenticExecutionConfiguration
object
14 properties
ViewExecutionResult
object
10 properties8 required
StoredTypeRef
object
4 properties3 required
ViewSortOption
object
3 properties3 required
ViewActionConfiguration
object
Declarative action exposed by a View. The handler name is resolved by the embedding application; persisted configuration never contains executable code.
8 properties3 required
ContentObjectItemApiResponse
object
35 properties10 required
ContentSource
object
4 properties
ViewBoardCardConfiguration
object
5 properties1 required
ViewExecutionSearchResult
object
9 properties3 required
StringValueMap
object
ViewBoardDisplay
object
8 properties5 required
ViewExperienceSchemaVersion
number
ViewSearchFieldType
string
CreateViewExperienceRequest
object
10 properties3 required
ViewSortClause
object
2 properties2 required
ViewCardsDisplay
object
11 properties4 required
ViewDisplayConfiguration
object
1 required
ViewResultField
object
4 properties1 required
ViewExperience
object
15 properties9 required
ViewNavigationNode
object
7 properties3 required
ViewExperienceArray
array
ContentObjectUserPermissions
object
Computed per-request permissions for the current user on a content object. Not stored in the database — computed on the fly by the API from the object's securi…
2 properties2 required
ViewHierarchyLevel
object
5 properties3 required
JSONObject
object
ViewTableDisplay
object
6 properties4 required
ViewResultsConfiguration
object
8 properties2 required
ViewBoardColumn
object
3 properties2 required
ViewExperienceConfiguration
object
8 properties1 required
ViewSelectionMode
string
PreviewViewExperienceRequest
object
Execute an unsaved (draft) View configuration without persisting it. Combines the inline configuration with the same execution inputs as {@link ExecuteViewRequ…
9 properties1 required
ViewHierarchyNavigation
object
A drill-down hierarchy assembled from independently mapped properties. Hierarchies represent one selected path, so multiselect may only be false. Selection ids…
8 properties4 required
ViewResultFieldFormat
string
InCodeTypeRef
object
4 properties3 required
ViewKeyTermDefinition
object
6 properties3 required
HttpTimeoutOptions
object
HTTP timeouts applied to a driver's upstream LLM-provider calls. All values are in milliseconds. Drivers should map these onto whatever HTTP client their SDK u…
4 properties
ConfigModes
string
ContentObjectStatus
string
ViewSearchFieldDefinition
object
A mapped Elasticsearch field that a View may use for query planning and deterministic full-text fallback.
5 properties1 required
ViewExecutionQueryPlan
object
Safe query-planning diagnostics. The query contains only the model-authored subtree; server-owned scope and content-security filters are never exposed.
5 properties1 required
ViewExecutionRerankResult
object
5 properties2 required
ViewTermsNavigation
object
10 properties4 required
ViewElasticsearchQuery
object
An author-provided Elasticsearch query subtree validated by the View runtime.
ViewExecutionSearchConfiguration
object
Client-visible search controls. Agentic planner instructions, interaction, and model configuration are intentionally omitted.
5 properties
ContentObjectApiRevision
object
4 properties2 required
InheritedPropertyMetadata
object
Metadata about a single inherited property.
2 properties2 required
ViewExecutionWarning
object
3 properties2 required
ViewUploadDropParameters
object
5 properties
ViewGalleryDisplay
object
9 properties5 required
InferenceProfileId
string
MongoDB ObjectId of the inference profile.
ViewAgenticSearchMode
string
ViewRangeDefinition
object
4 properties2 required
ViewCollectionNavigation
object
9 properties3 required
ViewRerankFailureCode
string
ViewHitAnnotation
object
3 properties
ViewResultMedia
object
4 properties1 required
AgenticViewRerankConfiguration
object
4 properties
ViewSelectionConfiguration
object
Client-side selection behavior for normalized View hits.
2 properties1 required
ContentObjectApiTypeRef
ViewExperienceLayout
object
2 properties
ViewTableColumn
object
7 properties1 required
ErrorResponse
object
Standard JSON error response returned by the server error handler.
5 properties2 required
ViewActionSelectionRequirement
string
ViewNavigationResult
object
6 properties3 required
ContentObjectTypeRef
object
1 required
ViewNavigationItem
object
1 required
PromptCacheMode
string
ViewExperienceScope
object
6 properties
ViewExecutionDefinition
object
The reusable, client-visible part of the View definition used for an execution. Server-owned scope is intentionally omitted.
7 properties1 required
ViewActionPlacement
string
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