See all commands with: 
together files --help

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Quickstart

Before you can upload a dataset, you will need to format it. See the fine-tuning page for a guide on how to prepare your data.

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Upload

To upload a new data file: 
together files upload <FILENAME>
Here’s a sample output: 
$ together files upload example.jsonl
Uploading example.jsonl: 100%|██████████████████████████████| 5.18M/5.18M [00:01<00:00, 4.20MB/s]
{
    "filename": "example.jsonl",
    "id": "file-d931200a-6b7f-476b-9ae2-8fddd5112308",
    "object": "file"
}
The id field in the response will be the assigned file-id for this file object.

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List

To list previously uploaded files: 
together files list

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Retrieve

To retrieve the metadata of a previously uploaded file, 
together files retrieve <FILE-ID>
Here’s a sample output: 
$ together files retrieve file-d931200a-6b7f-476b-9ae2-8fddd5112308
{
    "filename": "example.jsonl",
    "bytes": 5433223,
    "created_at": 1690432046,
    "id": "file-d931200a-6b7f-476b-9ae2-8fddd5112308",
    "purpose": "fine-tune",
    "object": "file",
    "LineCount": 0,
    "Processed": true
}

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Retrieve content

To download a previously uploaded file, 
together files retrieve-content <FILE-ID>
Here’s a sample output: 
$ together files retrieve-content file-d931200a-6b7f-476b-9ae2-8fddd5112308
Downloading file-d931200a-6b7f-476b-9ae2-8fddd5112308.jsonl: 100%|██████████| 5.43M/5.43M [00:00<00:00, 10.0MiB/s]
file-d931200a-6b7f-476b-9ae2-8fddd5112308.jsonl
You can specify the output filename with --output FILENAME or -o FILENAME. By default, the dataset is saved to <FILE-ID>.jsonl.

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Delete

To delete a previously uploaded file, 
together files delete <FILE-ID>
Here’s a sample output: 
$ together files delete file-d931200a-6b7f-476b-9ae2-8fddd5112308
{
    "id": "file-d931200a-6b7f-476b-9ae2-8fddd5112308",
    "object": "file",
    "deleted": "true"
}