What to Ask Leina to Do with Label Studio
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Read a project’s configuration and task data to summarize the labeling workload.
Read Label Studio project [project ID] and its tasks. Summarize the labeling configuration and task data fields without creating annotations.
Create one task using data formatted for the existing project.
Read Label Studio project [project ID], check its labeling configuration, and create one task with this compatible data object: [task data].
Get Started with Label Studio
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Connect Your Account
Connect a Label Studio legacy access token and instance URL.
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Try a Task
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Check the Result
Review the result and any changes in the connected app.
Supported Label Studio Capabilities
The connection reads Label Studio projects and tasks and can create projects or individual tasks in a cloud or self-hosted instance.
- Projects and Task Data
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List and inspect projects and their tasks, with annotated-task filters when needed.
- List Projects
- Get Project
- Project and Task Creation
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Create a project with an optional labeling configuration or add one data task.
- Create Project
- Create Task
View All 6 Actions
- Get Current User
- List Projects
- Get Project
- Create Project
- List Tasks
- Create Task
Frequently Asked Questions
What data should I provide for a task?
Supply a JSON object using the data keys expected by the project’s label configuration. Inspect the project first if those keys are unclear.
Can I focus on tasks that already have annotations?
Yes. The task list accepts an annotated-only filter and a project ID to narrow the review.
Can I connect any Label Studio token type?
This connection expects a legacy access token and the instance root URL. Other token formats are not interchangeable here.
Your AI employee for Label Studio
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