Source Types

Use source_type to describe where uploaded content came from. Source types also control source-scoped API key access.

Valid Values

text, email, pdf, stream, browser, vscode, calendar, github, slack,
asana, claude_code, cursor, codex, google_meets, technical_docs,
weekly_updates, gdocs, tasks, contacts, youtube, photos, books, fit,
ms-outlook, ms-calendar, ms-teams, ms-onedrive, ms-sharepoint

Common Choices

Use case	`source_type`
Plain text notes, exported docs, or quickstart uploads	`text`
PDF files	`pdf`
Email content	`email`
Google Meet transcripts	`google_meets`
GitHub repositories, commits, or issues	`github`
Slack messages	`slack`
Cursor sessions	`cursor`
Claude Code sessions	`claude_code`

Notes

If omitted, uploads default to text.
A source-scoped API key must include the request’s source type.
Integration provider names and source_type values are not always the same. Use this list for REST API requests.

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