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Add these nodes with the pipeline builder: pipeline.add(name="...").<node>(...). Each entry lists the node’s configuration parameters. See the Pipeline reference for add, run, and lifecycle methods.

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ai_fill_pdf — AI Fill PDF

Fill out a PDF with form fields using AI. The AI will understand and fill each field using provided context. To convert your PDF to have fillable input fields, use: https://www.sejda.com/pdf-forms
Parameters
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to select specific pages to fill
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str
required
The model provider
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str
default:"''"
The specific model for filling the PDF
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str
required
Context used by LLM to fill PDF fields
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AcceptsFile
required
The PDF with form fields to be filled
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str
default:"''"
PDF page range

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ai_filter_list — AI Filter List

Filter items in a list given a specific AI condition. Example, Filter (Red, White, Boat) by whether it is a color: (Red, White)
Parameters
​
str
default:"'single'"
Choose whether to filter a single list or filter by another list One of: another, single
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str
required
The model provider
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str
default:"''"
The specific model for filtering
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str
required
Write in natural language the condition to filter each item in the list
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list[str]
required
The items to filter the list by
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list[str]
required
The list to filter
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bool
default:"False"
If true, output a blank value for values that do not meet the filter condition. If false, nothing will be outputted
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SamplingConfig
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Any
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Any
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Any

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ai_operations — Leverage AI for various tasks

Leverage AI for various tasks
Parameters
​
str
default:"''"

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append_files — Append Files

Append files together in successive fashion
Parameters
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str
default:"'PDF'"
One of: PDF, PPTX
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AcceptsFileList
default:"[]"

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categorizer — Categorizer

Categorize text using AI into custom-defined buckets
Parameters
​
bool
default:"False"
Include the AI’s justification for its score
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str
required
The model provider
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str
default:"''"
The specific model for categorization
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str
required
The text that will be categorized
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str
default:"''"
Provide any additional context or instructions
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ListType | list[List[Dict[str, Any]]] | list[NameDescription]
default:"[]"
The fields to be categorized
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SamplingConfig
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int
The maximum number of tokens to generate
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float
The temperature of the model
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float
The top-p value

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combine_list — Combine List

Combine multiple lists into one list. Final list is ordered in the order of the input lists.
Parameters
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str
default:"'string'"
The type of the list
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ListType | list[List[Any]] | list[List[List[Any]]]
required
List to be combined

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combine_text — Combine Text

Combine text inputs into a singular output.
Parameters
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list[str]
required

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create_list — Create List

Create a list from input texts. Final list is ordered in the order of the inputs.
Parameters
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str
default:"'string'"
The type of the list
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ListType | list[Any] | list[List[Any]]
required
Value to be added to the list

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csv_reader — CSV Reader

Read the contents from a CSV file and output a list of the data for each column.
Parameters
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str
default:"'CSV'"
The type of file to read. One of: CSV, EXCEL
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bool
default:"True"
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dict
default:"{}"
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AcceptsFile
required
The file to read.
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str
required
The Excel sheet to read from.
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list[str]
default:"[]"
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ListType | list[ColumnItem] | list[List[Dict[str, Any]]]
default:"[]"
Define the name(s) of the columns that you want to read
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ListType | list[ColumnItem]
default:"[]"
Define the name(s) of the columns that you want to read

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csv_to_excel — CSV To Excel

Convert a CSV file into XLSX.
Parameters
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AcceptsFile
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str
default:"'left'"
One of: center, centerContinuous, distributed, fill, general, justify, left, right
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int
default:"100"
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str
default:"'top'"
One of: bottom, center, distributed, justify, top
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bool
default:"True"

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csv_writer — CSV Writer

Create a CSV from data.
Parameters
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str
default:"'new'"
Whether to create a new CSV or update an existing one. One of: new, old
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str
default:"'file'"
Whether to load the CSV from a file or a string. One of: file, text
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ListType | list[ListNameTypeValue] | list[List[Dict[str, Any]]]
default:"[]"
The columns to write to the CSV.
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AcceptsFile
The file to update.
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str
default:"''"
The CSV string to write.

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custom_smtp_email_sender — Custom Smtp Email Sender

Send emails using a custom SMTP server configuration
Parameters
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str
default:"'SSL'"
One of: SSL, STARTTLS, TLS
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str
default:"''"
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str
required
​
str
required
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bool
default:"''"
​
str
required
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str
default:"''"
​
str
required
​
str
required
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int
default:"465"

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dataframe_aggregate — Dataframe Aggregate

Aggregate data from a dataframe.
Parameters
​
str
default:"'table'"
The type of dataframe to be used One of: table
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str
required
Select a numeric column (integer or decimal) to perform aggregation
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str
required
The aggregation to perform One of: AVG, COUNT, MAX, MIN, SUM
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AcceptsDataframe
required
The dataframe to aggregate
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list[str]
required
The columns to group by

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dataframe_get_schema — Dataframe Get Schema

Get the schema of a dataframe including columns, types, and constraints.
Parameters
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str
default:"'table'"
The type of dataframe to be used One of: table
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AcceptsDataframe
required
The dataframe to get schema from

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dataframe_nl_query — Dataframe NL Query

Execute natural language queries on dataframes.
Parameters
​
str
default:"'table'"
The type of dataframe to be used One of: table
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AcceptsDataframe
required
The dataframe to query using natural language
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str
required
Ask a question about your data in natural language. Example: What are the top 10 rows?

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dataframe_operations — Dataframe Operations

Dataframe Operations
Parameters
​
str
default:"''"

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dataframe_raw_query — Dataframe Raw Query

Execute custom queries on dataframes.
Parameters
​
str
default:"'table'"
The type of dataframe to be used One of: table
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str
required
SQL query to execute on the dataframe. Use {df} as the table name placeholder. Example: SELECT * FROM {df} limit 10;
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AcceptsDataframe
required
The dataframe to query
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bool
required
Whether to preload dataframe instead of lazy load

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dataframe_read_columns — Dataframe Read Columns

Read columns from a dataframe.
Parameters
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str
default:"'any'"
The expected type of the column values
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str
default:"'table'"
The type of dataframe to be used One of: table
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str
required
The name of the column to read
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AcceptsDataframe
required

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duplicate_list — Duplicate List

Create a new list by duplicating a single item with the size of the new list either matching the size of another list, or a specified size.
Parameters
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bool
default:"False"
Check this box if you want to manually specify the list size. In this case ‘Match List Size’ will not be used.
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str
default:"'string'"
The type of the list
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Any | ListType | list[Any]
required
Item to duplicate
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list[str]
required
The size of the list you want to match
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int
required
The size of the new list

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email_notification — Send email notifications from no-reply@vectorshiftmail.com

Send email notifications from no-reply@vectorshiftmail.com
Parameters
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str
default:"''"
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str
required
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str
required
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bool
default:"''"

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email_validator — Validate an email address

Validate an email address
Parameters
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str
default:"'regex'"
The validation model to use One of: custom-validator, regex
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str
required
The API key to use
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str
required
The email you want to validate
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str
default:"'hunter'"
The validation provider to use One of: debounce, hunter

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excel_cell_reader — Excel Cell Reader

Read data from an Excel cell.
Parameters
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str
required
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bool
default:"False"
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AcceptsFile
required
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str
required

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excel_cell_writer — Excel Cell Writer

Write data to an Excel cell.
Parameters
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to set the vertical alignment of the cell.
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to set the horizontal alignment of the cell.
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to set the fill color of the cell.
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str
required
The cell to read from.
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str
required
The value to write to the cell.
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str
default:"'FFFFFF'"
The fill color of the cell.
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str
default:"'left'"
The horizontal alignment of the cell. One of: center, centerContinuous, distributed, fill, general, justify, left, right
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AcceptsFile
required
The file to read from.
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str
required
The sheet to read from.
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str
default:"'bottom'"
The vertical alignment of the cell. One of: bottom, center, distributed, justify, top

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excel_file_reader — Excel File Reader

Read data from an Excel file.
Parameters
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bool
default:"True"
Whether to read a single sheet from the Excel file.
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to read the formatting of the cell.
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to read the formula of the cell.
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AcceptsFile
required
The file to read from.
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str
default:"''"
The sheet to read from.

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excel_operations — Process and manipulate Excel files

Process and manipulate Excel files
Parameters
​
str
default:"''"

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excel_sheets_reader — Excel Sheets Reader

Get list of all sheet names from an Excel file.
Parameters
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AcceptsFile
required

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excel_writer — Excel Writer

Write data to an Excel sheet.
Parameters
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to set the vertical alignment of the cells.
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to set the horizontal alignment of the cells.
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to set the fill color of the cells.
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str
required
The cell to start writing from.
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list[str]
required
The values to write to the cells.
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str
default:"'FFFFFF'"
The fill color of the cells.
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str
default:"'left'"
The horizontal alignment of the cells. One of: center, centerContinuous, distributed, fill, general, justify, left, right
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AcceptsFile
required
The file to write to.
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str
required
The sheet to write to.
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str
default:"'bottom'"
The vertical alignment of the cells. One of: bottom, center, distributed, justify, top

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extract_data — Extract Data

Extract key pieces of information or a list of information from a input text.
Parameters
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str
default:"'gpt-4o'"
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str
required
​
str
default:"''"
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ListType | list[List[Dict[str, Any]]] | list[NameTypeDescription]
required
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dict
required
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str
default:"'openai'"

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extract_to_table — Extract To Table

Extract data to a CSV using AI
Parameters
​
str
default:"'gpt-4o'"
One of: gpt-4o, gpt-4o-2024-08-06, gpt-4o-mini
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bool
default:"False"
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str
default:"''"
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bool
default:"True"
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AcceptsFile
required
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ListType | list[ColumnEntry] | list[List[Dict[str, Any]]]
default:"[]"
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str
default:"'openai'"
One of: openai
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str
required

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file_operations — Process and manipulate files

Process and manipulate files
Parameters
​
str
default:"''"

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file_to_text — File To Text

Convert data from type File to type Text
Parameters
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to chunk the text into smaller pieces.
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bool
default:"False"
Use a password to decrypt the file.
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AcceptsFile
required
The file to convert to text.
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str
default:"'default'"
The type of file parser to use. One of: contextual_ai, default, docling, llama_parse, mistral_ocr, reducto, textract
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str
default:"''"
The password to decrypt the file.
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int
default:"400"
The overlap of each chunk of text.
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int
default:"1024"
The size of each chunk of text.

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filter_list — Filter List

Filter items in a list given a specific condition. Example, Filter (Red, White, Blue) by (100, 95, 80)>90 is (Red, White)
Parameters
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str
default:"'single'"
Choose whether to filter a single list or filter by another list One of: another, single
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str
default:"'string'"
The type of the list
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str
required
The type of condition to apply
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str
default:"''"
The value to compare the list items against
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ListType | list[Any] | list[List[Any]]
required
The items to filter the list by
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ListType | list[Any] | list[List[Any]]
required
The list to filter
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bool
required
If true, output a blank value for values that do not meet the filter condition. If false, nothing will be outputted

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find_and_replace — Find And Replace

Find and replace words in a given text
Parameters
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ListType | list[FindReplace] | list[List[Dict[str, Any]]]
default:"[]"
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str
required

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flatten_list — Flatten List

Flatten list of lists into a single list. For example, [[a, b], [c, d]] becomes [a,b,c,d].
Parameters
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str
default:"'string'"
The type of the list
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ListType | list[List[Any]] | list[List[List[Any]]]
required
List of lists to be flattened

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generate_chart — Generate Chart

Use this to generate a chart from. Convert a tabular file, dataframe or table to a chart or graph visualization. Supports bar, line, pie, scatter, and donut charts/graphs.
Parameters
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str
default:"'bar'"
The type of chart to generate (bar, line, pie, scatter, donut) One of: bar, donut, line, pie, scatter, time_series
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str
default:"'sum'"
How to aggregate values when there are multiple data points per category One of: average, count, max, min, sum
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str
default:"''"
A brief description or subtitle explaining what the chart shows
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AcceptsDataframe
required
The dataframe to visualize as a chart. In case of csv, the input should be a properly formatted valid csv string with appropriate headers. When chaining from a tool that returned a CSV file (e.g. fetch_ratios.table), set dataframe_type=“file” and pass $action.<id>.table — never paste the upstream formatted_text/XML here.
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str
required
Actual column names from the dataframe. It should be a string representing the comma separated list of column names.
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str
required
The type of dataframe to be used. Only available options are table, csv, md, json, file. One of: csv, file, json, md, table
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str
default:"'right'"
Where to display the chart legend One of: bottom, hidden, left, right, top
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str
default:"'ascending'"
The order to sort the data One of: ascending, descending
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str
required
The title to display on the chart
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str
required
The column name to use for the X-axis (categories). Must EXACTLY match (case-sensitive) one of the column names from the CSV header.
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str
default:"''"
The label to display on the X-axis. Defaults to the field name if not provided.
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str
required
Column name(s) for Y-axis values. Must EXACTLY match (case-sensitive) column name(s) from the CSV header. For multi-series charts (multiple lines/bars), use comma-separated names like ‘revenue,profit,cost’.
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str
default:"''"
The label to display on the Y-axis
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str
default:"''"
Currency symbol (only used with currency format) One of: “, eur, gbp, jpy, usd
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str
default:"'max'"
Initial time period tab selection One of: 1m, 1y, 5y, 6m, max, ytd
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str
default:"'number'"
How to format values One of: currency, number, percent, ratio
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str
default:"''"
Comma-separated icon URLs for each series (company logos, game art, product images, etc.), in same order as y_axis_fields. Leave empty for no icons.
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str
default:"''"
Comma-separated display names for each Y-axis field, in same order as y_axis_fields (e.g. ‘MSFT,NVDA’ for tickers, ‘Halo,Fortnite’ for games, ‘US,EU,APAC’ for regions).
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str
default:"'false'"
Set to ‘true’ to show Original/% Change toggle
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str
default:"''"
Scale suffix for values One of: “, b, k, m, t

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get_list_item — Get List Item

Get a value from a list given an index. The first item in the list is index 0.
Parameters
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str
default:"'string'"
The type of the list
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int
required
The index of the item to retrieve
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ListType | list[Any] | list[List[Any]]
required
The list to retrieve the item from

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join_list_item — Join List Item

Join a list of items into a single piece of text. For example, with / as the separator, [‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’] becomes ‘a/b/c’
Parameters
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bool
default:"False"
Separate each line in the final output with a new line
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str
default:"'string'"
The type of the list
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str
default:"''"
Use a specified character to join list items into a single string
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ListType | list[Any] | list[List[Any]]
required
List of items to be joined

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json_operations — JSON Operations

Read, create, and update JSON data
Parameters
​
str
default:"''"

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list_deduplicator — List Deduplicator

Remove duplicate items from a list. Outputs a list of unique items.
Parameters
​
str
default:"'string'"
The type of the list One of: bool, float, int32, string, timestamp
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ListType | list[Any] | list[List[Any]]
required
The list to deduplicate

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list_operations — Process and manipulate lists

Process and manipulate lists
Parameters
​
str
default:"''"

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list_trimmer — List Trimmer

Trim a list to just the sections you want. Enter enter the number of items or specify the section of the list that you want to keep.
Parameters
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bool
default:"False"
Check this to specify a section of the list to keep. Leave unchecked to keep a specified number of items from the start.
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str
default:"'string'"
The type of the list
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int
required
The ending index of the section to keep (exclusive).
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ListType | list[Any] | list[List[Any]]
required
The list to trim
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int
required
The starting index of the section to keep (inclusive). The first item of the list is index 0.
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int
required
Check this to specify a section of the list to keep. Leave unchecked to keep a specified number of items.

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notifications — Notifications

Send alerts and notifications via different channels
Parameters
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str
default:"''"

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read_json_values — Read JSON Values

Read values from a JSON object based on a provided key(s).
Parameters
​
str
required
​
ListType | list[KeyItem] | list[List[Dict[str, Any]]]
required
​
dict
required

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rename_file — Rename File

Rename an existing file, assigning a new name along with the file extension.
Parameters
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AcceptsFile
required
​
str
required

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sales_data_enrichment — Sales Data Enrichment

Enhance sales data with validation and enrichment processes
Parameters
​
str
default:"''"

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scorer — Scorer

Assign a numerical score based on predefined criteria to quantitatively assess a given entity.
Parameters
​
bool
default:"False"
Include the AI’s justification for its score
​
str
required
The model provider
​
str
default:"''"
The specific model for scoring
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str
required
The text that will be scored
​
str
default:"''"
Provide any additional context or instructions
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str
required
The criteria that the text will be scored
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SamplingConfig
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Any
​
Any
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Any

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sms_notification — Send text message notifications

Send text message notifications
Parameters
​
str
required
​
str
required

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sort_csv — Sort CSV

Sort a CSV based on a column
Parameters
​
bool
default:"True"
Whether the file is a variable.
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bool
default:"True"
Whether the CSV has headers.
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int
default:"0"
The index of the column to sort by.
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AcceptsFile
required
The CSV file to sort.
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bool
default:"False"
Whether to reverse the sort.
​
str
default:"''"
The column to sort by.

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split_text — Split Text

Takes input text and separate it into a List of texts based on the delimiter.
Parameters
​
str
default:"'space'"
The delimiter to split the text on One of: character(s), newline, space
​
str
required
The text to split
​
str
required
The character(s) to split the text on

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summarizer — Summarizer

Summarize large texts using AI.
Parameters
​
str
required
The model provider
​
str
default:"''"
The specific model for summarization
​
str
required
The text to be summarized
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SamplingConfig
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Any
​
Any
​
Any

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table — Table

Table
Parameters
​
str
default:"''"

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table_add_columns — Table Add Columns

Add one or more columns to a table.
Parameters
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AcceptsTable
required
​
dict
required

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table_add_row — Table Add Row

Add New Row to Table.
Parameters
​
AcceptsTable
required

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table_aggregate — Table Aggregate

Aggregate data from a table.
Parameters
​
str
required
​
str
required
One of: AVG, COUNT, MAX, MIN, SUM
​
AcceptsTable
required
​
list[str]
required

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table_delete_columns — Table Delete Columns

Delete one or more columns from a table.
Parameters
​
AcceptsTable
required
​
list[str]
required

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table_delete_values — Table Delete Values

Delete rows matching a filter.
Parameters
​
AcceptsTable
required
​
str
required

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table_read_columns — Table Read Columns

Select column in table to read as list.
Parameters
​
str
default:"'any'"
The expected type of the column values
​
str
required
The name of the column to read
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AcceptsTable
required
The table to read from

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table_rename_column — Table Rename Column

Rename a column in a table.
Parameters
​
AcceptsTable
required
​
str
required
​
str
required

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table_update_values — Table Update Values

Update the values in rows matching a filter.
Parameters
​
AcceptsTable
required
​
str
required
​
dict
required

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text_formatter — Text Formatter

Format text based off a specified formatter
Parameters
​
str
default:"'To Uppercase'"
The formatter to apply to the text One of: To Lowercase, To Propercase, To Uppercase, Trim Spaces, Truncate
​
str
required
The text to format
​
int
required
The maximum number of tokens to truncate the text to

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text_manipulation — Process and manipulate text

Process and manipulate text
Parameters
​
str
default:"''"

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text_to_file — Text To File

Convert data from type Text to type File.
Parameters
​
str
required
​
str
required
​
str
default:"'PDF'"
One of: DOCX, PDF, TXT

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translator — Translator

Translate text from one language to another.
Parameters
​
str
required
The model provider
​
str
default:"''"
The specific model for translation
​
str
required
The text to be translated
​
str
default:"'Detect Language'"
The language of the input text
​
str
default:"'English'"
The language to translate to

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write_json_value — Write JSON Value

Update a specific value in a JSON.
Parameters
​
str
default:"'new'"
Whether to update the JSON value or create a new JSON One of: new, old
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ListType | list[KeyValue] | list[List[Dict[str, Any]]]
default:"[]"
​
str
required
The JSON to update