Resource Manager

Resource Manager is an aiXplain-managed utility tool that saves files and text into your workspace storage and returns a hosted download URL and resource ID for each item. Use it to persist an agent's outputs — generated documents, reports, datasets — so they can be downloaded or reused later, instead of returning raw content inline.

View the asset on the aiXplain Marketplace.

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Setup

from aixplain import Aixplain

aix = Aixplain(api_key="<AIXPLAIN_API_KEY>")

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Get the tool

Resource Manager is a built-in utility, so you fetch it by ID rather than connecting it. There is no OAuth step and no config payload.

RESOURCE_MANAGER_ID = "6a0216cffb2a801f1c41e32e"

resource_manager = aix.Tool.get(RESOURCE_MANAGER_ID)

print("Name:", resource_manager.name)
print("Description:", resource_manager.description)

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You can also discover it with aix.Tool.search("resource manager").

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Available Actions

Action	Description
save_content	Save one or more pieces of text as files
save_files	Save one or more existing files into storage by URL

Each action takes a data payload. The inputs per action:

Action	Input	Required	Notes
save_content	contents	Yes	List of strings — one file is created per string
save_content	names	Yes	List of file names, one per content item
save_content	tags	No	Optional list of tags to attach to the resources
save_files	urls	Yes	List of source file URLs to ingest
save_files	names	No	List of file names, one per URL
save_files	tags	No	Optional list of tags to attach to the resources

Every successful call returns a list with one entry per item, each containing the resource id, the name, and a signedUrl (a time-limited download link).

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Save text content

Write one or more strings to storage and get back a hosted link for each.

result = resource_manager.run(
    action="save_content",
    data={
        "contents": ["Q3 revenue summary: total $1.2M, up 14% QoQ."],
        "names": ["q3_summary.txt"],
    },
)
print(result.data)

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Save files by URL

Ingest existing files by URL into your workspace storage.

result = resource_manager.run(
    action="save_files",
    data={
        "urls": ["https://your-source.example.com/report.pdf"],
        "names": ["report.pdf"],
    },
)
print(result.data)

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On failure, the item is returned with an error field instead of an id/signedUrl:

[{'url': 'https://...', 'name': 'report.pdf', 'error': 'Failed to create file resource'}]

warning

save_files ingests URLs that aiXplain can reach. Source URLs that are not reachable from the platform return Failed to create file resource. For content you generate at runtime, use save_content instead of writing the content to an external URL first.

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Use with an Agent

Attach Resource Manager to an agent so it can persist its own outputs and hand back a download link.

resource_manager = aix.Tool.get("6a0216cffb2a801f1c41e32e")
resource_manager.allowed_actions = ["save_content"]

agent = aix.Agent(
    name="Report Saver",
    description="Writes a short report and saves it as a downloadable file",
    instructions=(
        "Write the requested report, then save it with the Resource Manager "
        "save_content action and return the download link to the user."
    ),
    tools=[resource_manager],
)
agent.save()

response = agent.run(
    query="Write a 3-sentence status update for the BrewBox launch and save it as a file."
)
print(response.data.output)

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note

Set allowed_actions to just the action the agent needs (for example ["save_content"]) so the agent is not over-privileged with both actions.

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Example Use Cases

• Deliverable hand-off — an agent that generates a deck, PDF, or spreadsheet saves the file and returns a clickable download link instead of inline content
• Report archiving — persist each run's report with tags so it can be retrieved or referenced later
• File ingestion — pull an existing file by URL into your workspace so other agents and workflows can reuse it

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Notes

• signedUrl values are time-limited presigned links. Re-save or re-fetch the resource if the link has expired.
• save_content requires both contents and names, and the two lists must be the same length.
• Resource Manager is a built-in utility — there is no connect/OAuth step and no asset to delete; fetch it with aix.Tool.get(...) whenever you need it.