Questions
QuestionsResource
Methods
Create a new question owned by the caller's account.
The question is one of six types selected by the required question_type
discriminator (categorical, rating, number, free_text, form, or timestamp),
and each type carries its own configuration block; name and prompt
are required for every type. Questions are the reusable units that are grouped
into question sets and referenced by rubrics, so create them before assembling
a question set. The created question is scoped to the caller's account and
records the creating identity. The question type and its configuration are set
at creation time and cannot be changed afterward through the update endpoint.
Return a paginated list of the caller's account's questions.
Archived questions are excluded by default; set include_archived to true
to include them alongside active ones. Pass ids to restrict the result to
a specific set of question IDs. Results are paginated through the standard
pagination parameters. Use this to discover existing questions before adding
them to a question set, or to audit which questions have been archived.
Retrieve a single question in the caller's account by its ID.
Both active and archived questions are returned; the archived state is
conveyed by the archived_at field on the response. The lookup is scoped to
the caller's account, and a question that does not exist within that account
results in a not-found error.
Update a question's display name.
Only the name is mutable through this endpoint; a question's type, prompt,
and type-specific configuration are fixed at creation and cannot be changed
here. Updating an archived question is rejected with a client error, so restore
it first if it needs to be edited. The update is scoped to the caller's account.
Soft-delete a question by setting its archived_at timestamp.
This is not a permanent delete: the row is retained and can be brought back
with the restore endpoint. Once archived, the question is excluded from list
results by default (unless include_archived is set) and can no longer be
updated until it is restored. The archived question is returned in the
response with its archived_at populated.
Restore a previously archived question, reversing an archive.
This clears the question's archived_at timestamp, returning it to the
active state so it reappears in default listings and becomes editable again.
It is the inverse of the archive (DELETE) operation and is intended for
questions that were archived by mistake or are needed again.
Domain types