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- Python environment with synapseclient and the `curator` extension installed (ie. `pip install --upgrade "synapseclient[curator]"`)
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- An existing Synapse project and folder where you want to manage metadata
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- A JSON Schema registered in Synapse (many schemas are already available for Sage-affiliated projects, or you can register your own by following the [JSON Schema tutorial](../../../tutorials/python/json_schema.md))
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- (Optional) An existing Synapse team if you want multiple users to collaborate on the same Grid session. Pass the team's ID as `assignee_principal_id` when creating the curation task.
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## Step 1: Authenticate and import required functions
Use this when metadata describes individual data files and is stored as annotations directly on each file.
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**Team collaboration**: To enable multiple users to collaborate on a Grid session, assign the task to a Synapse team using `assignee_principal_id`. The team must exist before creating the task for collaboration on a grid.
Use this when metadata is normalized in structured records to eliminate duplication and ensure consistency.
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**Team collaboration**: To enable multiple users to collaborate on a Grid session, assign the task to a Synapse team using `assignee_principal_id`. The team must exist before creating the task for collaboration on a grid.
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