Before you begin!
Visit the Wetrocloud console to get your API key. If you have trouble obtaining it, refer to this guide.

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Introduction

This guide is for developers looking to get started with the WetroCloud API quickly. Using simple cURL commands, you’ll learn how to:

  • Create a collection
  • Insert resources into the collection
  • Query collection for answers
  • Chat with collection for conversations
  • Categorize resources
  • Remove resources
  • Delete Collection

Prerequisites:

By the end, you’ll have queried your first resource using Wetrocloud API.

Important!
Always prefix your API key with Token (including a space). Example: Token YOUR_API_KEY. Requests without this format will be rejected.

1

Getting Started

pip install wetro
2

Setting Up API Key

from wetro import Wetrocloud

# Initialize the main client and access modules
client = Wetrocloud(api_key="your_api_key")
3

Create a Collection

First, create a collection_id to group your resources.

from wetro import Wetrocloud

# Initialize the Wetrocloud client
client = Wetrocloud(api_key="your_api_key")

# Create a collection
collection = client.collection.create_collection(
  collection_id="my_unique_collection_id"
)

print(collection)
4

List all available collections

After creating a collection, you can get all your available collections on wetrocloud.

from wetro import Wetrocloud

# Initialize the Wetrocloud client
client = Wetrocloud(api_key="your_api_key")

# Get all collections
all_collections = client.collection.get_collection_list()

# print the response
print(all_collections)
5

Insert a Resource into the Collection

Add a resource to your collection using the collection_id you created earlier

from wetro import Wetrocloud
    
# Initialize the Wetrocloud client
client = Wetrocloud(api_key="your_api_key")

# Insert a Resource into a Collection
insert_response=client.collection.insert_resource(
  collection_id="my_unique_collection_id",
  resource="https://medium.com/@wetrocloud/why-legal-tech-needs-wetrocloud-ai-rag-and-the-future-of-legal-practice-66fb38c4df09",
  type="web"
)

# Print the response
print(insert_response)
6

Query Collection

Query your collection using the collection_id created earlier by providing a query in the request_query field.

from wetro import Wetrocloud

# Initialize the Wetrocloud client
client = Wetrocloud(api_key="your_api_key")

# Query the collection
query_response = client.collection.query_collection(
    collection_id="my_unique_collection_id",
    request_query="What are the key points of the article?"
)

# Print the response
print(query_response)

To keep things simple we made use of the /collection/query/ endpoint without structured output

7

Chat with Collection

Chat with your collection using the collection_id created earlier by providing a message in the message field and continue conversations by passing chat_history.

from wetro import Wetrocloud

# Initialize the Wetrocloud client
client = Wetrocloud(api_key="your_api_key")

# Create a chat history
chat_history = [
    {"role": "user", "content": "What is this collection about?"}, 
    {"role": "system", "content": "It stores research papers on AI technology."}
]

# Continue the conversation with context
chat_response = client.collection.chat(
    collection_id="my_unique_collection_id",
    message="Can you explain the latest paper's methodology?",
    chat_history=chat_history
)

# Print the chat response
print(chat_response)
8

Categorize a Resource

from wetro import Wetrocloud

# Initialize the Wetrocloud client
client = Wetrocloud(api_key="your_api_key")

# Categorize content
categorize_response = client.categorize(
    resource="match review: John Cena vs. The Rock.",
    type="text",
    json_schema={"label": "string"},
    categories=["wrestling", "entertainment", "sports", "news"],
    prompt="Categorize the text to see which category it best fits"
)

print(categorize_response)
print("\nThe text is categorized as:", categorize_response.response["label"])
9

Remove a Resource

Remove a resource from your collection using the collection_id and resource_id.

from wetro import Wetrocloud

# Initialize the Wetrocloud client
client = Wetrocloud(api_key="your_api_key")

# Delete the resource from the collection
delete_response = client.collection.delete_resource(
    collection_id="my_unique_collection_id",
    resource_id="resource_id_to_delete"
)

print(delete_response)
10

Delete a Collection

Delete a collection using its collection_id.

from wetro import Wetrocloud

# Initialize the Wetrocloud client
client = Wetrocloud(api_key="your_api_key")

# Delete the collection
delete_collection = client.collection.delete_collection(
    collection_id="my_unique_collection_id"
)

print(delete_collection)

Great, that was easy!

If you want to get a more in depth understanding of how wetrocloud SDK works, head on over to the API reference.