JSON File

Processes JSON files to integrate structured data into the agent.

Detailed Explanation

1. Name:

   • This field allows you to assign a specific name to your JSON data source, helping you identify it easily within your project.

   • Example: You might name it "User Data JSON" if the JSON file contains information about users.

2. JSON File:

   • In this section, you can upload a JSON file directly from your local system. The interface typically supports drag-and-drop functionality for ease of use.

   • Example: If you have a file named users.json, you can drag and drop it into this area or click to browse and select it.

3. Optionally, provide the URL of the JSON file:

   • This optional field allows you to specify a URL where the JSON file is hosted online. This is useful if you prefer to link to a JSON file rather than uploading it directly.

   • Example: You might enter a URL like:

     Copyhttps://example.com/myfile.json

4. Chunk Size:

   • This field specifies the number of tokens or characters in each chunk of data processed. The default value is set to 1024, but you can modify it based on your needs. Adjusting the chunk size can help in managing large JSON files more effectively.

   • Example: If you are handling a very large JSON file, you might set the chunk size to 512 for easier processing.

5. Cost Information:

   • This section provides details about the cost associated with importing words from the specified JSON file.

   • Example: If it states "Cost per words: 0.035 tokens" and "Remaining words: 1279900685 Words," this indicates how many tokens will be charged for each word processed and the total number of words remaining for processing.