Terra API Models

Run one of Terra API's health models over a connected user's data for a date range and get a ready-to-use insight back: one request in, one insight out. No model to host. Every model is a wellness indicator, not a medical or diagnostic tool; never present its output as clinical.

From the terminal

Account configuration lives in the Terra dashboard, which an agent cannot click. The terra CLI does the same from a terminal, and Models has generated commands of its own, including the run log that says why a run did not return what you expected:

terra models catalog list                                           # the models available, account-wide
terra models runs list --env <dev-id> --status error                # failed runs
terra models runs list --env <dev-id> --user-id <uuid> --model <model>
terra models runs list --env <dev-id> --run-id <run_id>             # one run, by id

Two things about that log. It holds 30 days by default, so an older run is not there and an empty page is not evidence a run never happened. But --run-id widens the lookup to the full retained history, so a run you have an id for is never cut off by the window.

Because a run costs a credit whether or not it returns an insight, runs list --status error is also the fastest read on credits being spent on runs that never produced anything.