Azure AI Agent Integration
Azure AI Agent Integration
Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
Cloud Computing Services | Google Cloud
- Build AI agents and generative AI applications with our fully managed AI platform, Vertex AI—enhanced by Gemini, over 200 foundation models, and ecosystem of AI partners
- Improve customer service with virtual agents and conversational AI products like Speech-to-Text
- Get AI-powered code generation, recommendations, and completion from Gemini Code Assist
- Explore our ecosystem of Gemini products for businesses and developers to help you get the most out of Google AI
GCP AI Products
GCP AI Products
Vertex AI Studio
Generative AI Documment Summarization
Vertex AI Agent Builder
- Adapt models to your use case with prompt design
- Easily tune foundation models with your own data
- Rapidly prototype and test generative AI models
Introduction to Vertex AI Studio
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- Prompt design and tuning with an easy-to-use interface
- Code completion and generation with Codey
- Generating and customizing images with Imagen
- Universal speech models
Vertex AI Agent Builder
Generative AI Documment Summarization
Vertex AI Agent Builder
Vertex AI Agent Builder | Google Cloud
- Having Vertex AI Agent Builder helps you turn your processes into multi-agent experiences by building on them, and not disrupting them–regardless of where you stand in your AI journey or which technology stack you've chosen.
- Building multimodal conversational AI agents
- Building a Google-quality search experience on your own data
- Enjoy powerful orchestration, grounding and customization tools
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Generative AI Documment Summarization
Generative AI Documment Summarization
Generative AI Documment Summarization
AI and Machine Learning Products and Services | Google Cloud
- The one-click solution establishes a pipeline that extracts text from PDFs, creates a summary from the extracted text with Vertex AI Generative AI Studio, and stores the searchable summary in a BigQuery database.
- Process and summarize large documents using Vertex AI LLMs
- Deploy an application that orchestrates the documentation summarization process
- Trigger the pipeline with a PDF upload and view a generated summary
Vertex AI Notebooks
Natural Language Processing
Generative AI Documment Summarization
AI and Machine Learning Products and Services | Google Cloud
- Choose from Colab Enterprise or Vertex AI Workbench. Access every capability in Vertex AI Platform to work across the entire data science workflow—from data exploration to prototype to production
- Data scientist workflows
- Rapid prototyping and model development
- Developing and deploying AI solutions on Vertex AI with minimal transition
AutoML
Natural Language Processing
Natural Language Processing
AutoML Solutions - Train models without ML expertise | Google Cloud
- Train high-quality custom machine learning models with minimal effort and machine learning expertise.
- Building custom machine learning models in minutes with minimal expertise
- Training models specific to your business needs
Natural Language Processing
Natural Language Processing
Natural Language Processing
Cloud Natural Language | Google Cloud
- Train high-quality custom machine learning models with minimal effort and machine learning expertise.
- Building custom machine learning models in minutes with minimal expertise
- Training models specific to your business needs
GitHub / n8n
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Git and n8n#
n8n uses Git to provide source control. To use this feature, it helps to have some knowledge of basic Git concepts. n8n doesn't implement all Git functionality: you shouldn't view n8n's source control as full version control.
New to Git and source control?
If you're new to Git, don't panic. You don't need to learn Git to use n8n. This document explains the concepts you need. You do need some Git knowledge to set up the source control, as this involves work in your Git provider.
Familiar with Git and source control?
If you're familiar with Git, don't rely on behaviors matching exactly. In particular, be aware that source control in n8n doesn't support a pull request-style review and merge process, unless you do this outside n8n in your Git provider.
This page introduces the Git concepts and terminology used in n8n. It doesn't cover everything you need to set up and manage a repository. The person doing the Setup should have some familiarity with Git and with their Git hosting provider.
This is a brief introduction
Git is a complex topic. This section provides a brief introduction to the key terms you need when using environments in n8n. If you want to learn about Git in depth, refer to GitHub | Git and GitHub learning resources.
Git overview#
Git is a tool for managing, tracking, and collaborating on multiple versions of documents. It's the basis for widely used platforms such as GitHub and GitLab.
Branches: Multiple copies of a project#
Git uses branches to maintain multiple copies of a document alongside each other. Every branch has its own version. A common pattern is to have a main branch, and then everyone who wants to contribute to the project works on their own branch (copy). When they finish their work, their branch is merged back into the main branch.
Local and remote: Moving work between your machine and a Git provider#
A common pattern when using Git is to install Git on your own computer, and use a Git provider such as GitHub to work with Git in the cloud. In effect, you have a Git repository (project) on GitHub, and work with copies of it on your local machine.
n8n uses this pattern for source control: you'll work with your workflows on your n8n instance, but send them to your Git provider to store them.
Push, pull, and commit#
n8n uses three key Git processes:
- Push: send work from your instance to Git. This saves a copy of your workflows and tags, as well as credential and variable stubs, to Git. You can choose which workflows you want to save.
- Pull: get the workflows, tags, and variables from Git and load it into n8n. You will need to populate any credentials or variable stubs included in the refreshed items.
Pulling overwrites your work
If you have made changes to a workflow in n8n, you must push the changes to Git before pulling. When you pull, it overwrites any changes you've made if they aren't stored in Git. - Commit: a commit in n8n is a single occurrence of pushing work to Git. In n8n, commit and push happen at the same time.
Refer to Push and pull for detailed information about how n8n interacts with Git.
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