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…urce with different source getters eg an email box might have a source for marketing a source for customer feedback
…urce with different source getters eg an email box might have a source for marketing a source for customer feedback
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Thanks to customer feedaback I am jumping on this big feature.
Any source will be 100% driven by the Prompt the user put.
So Source Email, Web, Search etc all gets passed to an LLM to do something with the text.
For example you want to check emails about xyz only, and if it is an email about that the prompt will process that text and turn it into a document in your collection. Or scrape this site for event data, the LLM will then use the HTML to just get you the event data.
There is a lot to do here: