Options
Plus the global options.
The input table is the real schema
On the passthrough tools, which is most of the catalog, Goro forwards your input to the underlying tool unchanged and hands back its rows untouched. The fields listed are the fields the tool itself accepts, not a translation, so anything the tool takes works even if it is not in the table. The line under the table says as much. The image and voice tools are wrapped rather than passed through, and their table is the complete list. A field that is not in it is rejected instead of forwarded.Fields that cost extra are called out in the tool’s notes. Turning on a paid
extra raises what the call actually consumes, and therefore what you are
charged, but never above the ceiling.
The price block
On a scrape or a voice call the first line is the rate, stated flat because it is exact: what one row, one page, one thousand bytes or one second costs you. Under it come the ceiling for a single call, always written as “up to”, the fact that billing follows actual usage at the stated multiple of provider cost with a floor, and the note that the hold is sized from your specific request rather than from the ceiling. A flat-priced image tool prints a single line,$0.18 per call, flat., because
there is nothing else to say about it.
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Copy the run line
The last block is a ready-to-run command with the sample input filled in. Replace the placeholders and go:Next: run
Call the tool and see what it actually cost.