> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.enkryptai.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Datasets Get Task ## OpenAPI ````yaml GET /datasets/get-task openapi: 3.0.0 info: title: Enkrypt AI APIs version: 2.0.0 servers: - url: https://api.enkryptai.com security: - apiKeyAuth: [] tags: - name: Guardrails - name: Code of Conduct - name: Endpoints - name: Datasets - name: Redteam - name: Deployments - name: AI Proxy - name: Leaderboard - name: Archived - name: MCP Hub description: >- MCP Hub vulnerability scanning APIs. Submitting scans (the POST endpoints) is open to all authenticated callers. The scan **retrieval** APIs — Get Scan Job Status, Get Complete Scan Results, List Scans, and Get MCP Hub Scan Statistics (the GET endpoints) — are an **enterprise data-license feature**: they require your organization to have MCP Hub API access enabled by Enkrypt, otherwise they return `403`. Contact us at support@enkryptai.com to enable access. - name: MCP Registry Servers - name: MCP Gateways - name: MCP Playground paths: /datasets/get-task: get: tags: - Datasets summary: Datasets Get Task operationId: datasets_get_task_get parameters: - name: X-Enkrypt-Task-ID in: header schema: title: Task ID type: string description: The Dataset task ID example: data-generation-94f40d84-5b4e-4e97-a793-48357b71490a - name: X-Enkrypt-Dataset in: header schema: title: Dataset Name type: string description: The dataset name. E.g. Election example: Election responses: '200': description: Successful Response content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/DatasetsGetTaskResponse' components: schemas: DatasetsGetTaskResponse: title: DatasetsGetTaskResponse type: object properties: data: title: DatasetTaskData type: object properties: dataset_name: title: Dataset Name type: string description: Name of the dataset example: Election2 created_at: title: Created At type: string format: date-time description: When the task was created example: '2025-02-28T11:07:36.872803+00:00' started_at: title: Started At type: string format: date-time description: When the task started execution example: '2025-02-28T11:07:37.853691+00:00' status: title: Status type: string description: Current status of the dataset generation task enum: - Queued - Running - Finished - Failed example: Failed system_description: title: System Description type: string description: Description of the system for dataset generation example: '' scenarios: title: Scenarios type: integer description: Number of scenarios for dataset generation example: 1 categories: title: Categories type: integer description: Number of categories for dataset generation example: 1 depth: title: Depth type: integer description: Depth level for dataset generation example: 1 policy_description: title: Policy Description type: string description: Description of the policy for dataset generation example: '' info_pdf_url: title: Info PDF URL type: string description: URL to the PDF which explains the dataset to be generated example: '' tools: title: Tools type: array items: title: Tool type: object required: - name - description properties: name: title: Tool Name type: string description: Name of the tool example: web_search description: title: Tool Description type: string description: Description of what the tool does example: >- The tool web search is used to search the web for information related to finance. description: Array of tools available to the model example: - name: web_search description: >- The tool web search is used to search the web for information related to finance. project_name: title: project_name type: string description: Project the dataset belongs to example: default task_id: title: Task ID type: string description: Unique identifier for the dataset generation task example: data-generation-535a2b71-ac8a-4a3d-8da3-b9b68b28e668 required: - dataset_name - created_at - status - task_id required: - data example: data: dataset_name: Election2 created_at: '2025-02-28T11:07:36.872803+00:00' started_at: '2025-02-28T11:07:37.853691+00:00' status: Failed system_description: >- - **Voter Eligibility**: To vote in U.S. elections, individuals must be U.S. citizens, at least 18 years old by election day, and meet their state's residency requirements. - **Voter Registration**: Most states require voters to register ahead of time, with deadlines varying widely. North Dakota is an exception, as it does not require voter registration. - **Identification Requirements**: Thirty-six states enforce voter ID laws, requiring individuals to present identification at polling places. These laws aim to prevent voter fraud but can also lead to disenfranchisement. - **Voting Methods**: Voters can typically choose between in-person voting on election day, early voting, and absentee or mail-in ballots, depending on state regulations. - **Polling Hours**: Polling hours vary by state, with some states allowing extended hours for voters. It’s essential for voters to check local polling times to ensure they can cast their ballots. - **Provisional Ballots**: If there are questions about a voter's eligibility, they may be allowed to cast a provisional ballot. This ballot is counted once eligibility is confirmed. - **Election Day Laws**: Many states have laws that protect the rights of voters on election day, including prohibiting intimidation and ensuring access to polling places. - **Campaign Finance Regulations**: Federal and state laws regulate contributions to candidates and political parties to ensure transparency and limit the influence of money in politics. - **Political Advertising**: Campaigns must adhere to rules regarding political advertising, including disclosure requirements about funding sources and content accuracy. - **Voter Intimidation Prohibitions**: Federal laws prohibit any form of voter intimidation or coercion at polling places, ensuring a safe environment for all voters. - **Accessibility Requirements**: The Americans with Disabilities Act mandates that polling places be accessible to individuals with disabilities, ensuring equal access to the electoral process. - **Election Monitoring**: Various organizations are allowed to monitor elections to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. They help maintain transparency and accountability in the electoral process. - **Vote Counting Procedures**: States have specific procedures for counting votes, including the use of electronic voting machines and manual audits to verify results. - **Ballot Design Standards**: States must adhere to certain design standards for ballots to ensure clarity and prevent confusion among voters when casting their votes. - **Post-Election Audits**: Some states conduct post-election audits as a measure of accuracy. These audits help verify that the vote count reflects the actual ballots cast. max_prompts: 100 scenarios: 1 categories: 1 depth: 1 policy_description: '' project_name: default info_pdf_url: '' tools: [] task_id: data-generation-535a2b71-ac8a-4a3d-8da3-b9b68b28e668 securitySchemes: apiKeyAuth: type: apiKey in: header name: apikey ````