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Overview

This guide demonstrates how to use Smooth to upload files to websites.
1

Upload the file

You can use the upload_file() method to upload files that you will pass on to Smooth.
Python
from smooth import SmoothClient

smooth_client = SmoothClient(api_key="cmzr-YOUR_API_KEY")

file = smooth_client.upload_file(
  file=open("/path/to/file.png", "rb"),
  name="meaningful_file_name.png"
)
When uploading multiple files, we recommend using meaningful file names to help Smooth disambiguate their content. An optional purpose can be given to further highlight the role of the file (i.e., purpose="the bank statement pdf").
2

Run the task

Run your task using the files parameter.
Python
task = smooth_client.run(
    task="Give me an alt text for this image",
    url="https://pallyy.com/tools/alt-text-generator",
    files=[file.id]
)

print(f"Live URL: {task.live_url()}")
task_result = task.result()
print(f"Agent Response: {task_result.output}")
print(f"Task Video: {task_result.recording_url()}")
The agent will navigate to the website, upload the file, and return the alt text.
3

(Optional) Delete the uploaded files

Once the task is finished and the uploaded files are not necessary anymore, you can delete them as following:
Python
smooth_client.delete_file(file_id=file.id)
This step is optional, as files are automatically removed after 24 hours.

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Best Practices

  • Use Descriptive File Names: Choose meaningful names for your files to make it easier to identify their content later.
  • Check File Size Limits: Ensure your files do not exceed the maximum size limits set by the platform you are uploading to.
  • Include File Types: When specifying a file name, make sure to include the file extension, such as .pdf or .png

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