Temporary binary storage
Keep short-lived binary objects accessible to scripts.
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Files start with a one-hour lifetime. Private links require an access token; public links work for anyone. Preview the selected file before uploading. Downloads keep the original file.
Open an existing file
About Temporary binary storage
Store nonempty binary data in an expiring resource and retrieve the original bytes through HTTP or the shared clients.
When to use it
Store nonempty binary data in an expiring resource and retrieve the original bytes through HTTP or the shared clients.
Use the shared file upload API or SDK upload method.
Download the exact original bytes with the returned access credential.
Delete or renew through the resource lifecycle API.How to use it
- Select a file up to 10 MiB.
- Choose access and a download allowance.
- Upload and save the returned URL and credentials.
Limits & privacy
The text editor accepts up to 256 KiB; binary uploads accept up to 10 MiB. Resources start with one hour and use the same file storage, download allowances, sharing controls, and lifecycle as temporary file transfer. Private links contain only the ID; send the access token separately. Text is previewed without execution.
Use this tool from the API reference or connect through the SDK, CLI, SSH, or MCP. Hosted calls share your plan allowances.