Codebases
Choose Codebases, then one of three ways in.- Import from a forge
- Upload as files
- Add in bulk via API
Connect GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket (see Connect your accounts),
select the repositories, and choose Import. Each repository becomes its own asset with its
data linked.
Tasks
Choose Tasks, then hud.ai. In Import tasks, pick the Type every imported task gets (Coding, Finance, Legal or General; quality checks run per type, so the import waits until you choose), then select a taskset to import every task in it, or expand one and pick individual tasks, and choose Import. Each task becomes its own asset, on its latest version, in a group named after its taskset. Tasks without a version are skipped. The type shows in the Tasks view and on the asset, where you can change it. Each imported task also brings what the platform knows about its version: the models that ran on it with their pass@k, the QA agents that checked it and their verdicts, and whether its environment is built. The Tasks view shows them in the Traces, QA and Env columns and filters on them (Traces, QA results, Environment, Ran on model, QA agent); the asset page lists every model and agent in its QC card. This is read once at import; Refresh QC in the Tasks view header reads it again for every task in your inventory and shows when it last did.Tasks cannot be listed for sale from Inventory yet. To sell them, list their taskset from
Listings.
Raw data
Choose Raw data, then drop a ZIP on Drop or browse .zip or click it to browse. The ZIP is stored as it is; any files and folders are fine. Dropping a ZIP anywhere on the inventory page does the same. A kind DataVendor no longer accepts shows as Deprecated in Add asset and cannot be chosen.Harbor tasks
Harbor tasks are not imported here directly. Harbor tasks in Add asset opens HUD’s guide to importing them, docs.hud.ai/v6/experimental/harbor. Once they are on HUD, add them here as Tasks.Add in bulk via API
Adding in bulk registers what you could supply if a buyer appears, before you link its data.1
Open the snippet
In Add asset, choose Codebases, then Add in bulk via API.
2
Register your codebases
On Step 1: Register rows, copy a snippet into your coding agent. It registers the codebases
through the DataVendor API, up to 500 at a time, with a title, a description, and any metadata
you already know. Each codebase appears in Inventory as Proposed, or Incomplete
while metadata is still missing.
3
Link their data
When you are ready to attach the code, choose Continue to step 2 (or Link data on a
row in Inventory) and copy the Step 2: Link data snippet into your coding agent. It
attaches a repository from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, or a ZIP, to each registered row.
Then list it for sale.
Step 1 registers metadata only; it does not upload any code.