Perceptron Files API

Upload an image or video once and reference it by id across as many requests as you want June 23rd, 2026 Perceptron Files API Upload an image or video once and reference it by id across as many requests as you want June 23rd, 2026 Perceptron Files API Upload an image or video once and reference it by id across as many requests as you want Abstract Today we're releasing the Perceptron Files API.

It simplifies the process of building agentic workflows and apps on Perceptron Mk1: upload an image or video once and reference it by id across as many requests as you want.

Instead of encoding as base64 or re-sending the same media URL on every call, files are stored against your organization, addressed by a file-abc123 , and the endpoints are OpenAI-compatible.

Everything drops straight into the SDK and tooling you already use.

Challenges with bringing your own media The default way to send an image or video to Perceptron Mk1 is to attach it to the request, either as a URL you host yourself or as a base64 blob pasted directly into the payload.

That works for a one-off model call, but it's inefficient the moment you send the same media more than once: …