newton-direct-query

You can directly query the Newton API by sending a POST request to the /v0.5/query endpoint with your API key, query text, system prompt, instruction prompt, and the Newton::c2_4_7b_251215a172f6d7 model specified.

Testing Newton API connectivity involves sending a simple authenticated text query to the /v0.5/query endpoint without requiring complex lens or session setup, allowing you to verify connection status quickly.

Querying the Newton endpoint does not require a specific language; it supports Python, JavaScript, and shell-style usage examples, relying only on the standard requests dependency for integration into existing tooling.

Newton API requests time out because the direct query process enforces a strict 60-second timeout limit for POST payloads sent to the /v0.5/query endpoint to prevent hanging connections.

You can use direct Newton queries to post-process results from other lenses during development, testing, or debugging workflows by sending on-demand reasoning requests to the API endpoint.

Your POST payload for a Newton direct query must include the query text, system_prompt, instruction_prompt, and the specific model identifier Newton::c2_4_7b_251215a172f6d7 to process the request successfully.