Send the messages and images to Azure OpenAI, then retrieve texts from Azure OpenAI.
To perform this Do, you need to create a language model and issue an API key with your Azure OpenAI account.
You can send messages and images to the language model created on Azure OpenAI and then retrieve the texts generated by that model by executing this Do.
The generated texts will be set as the result value of the action. The result value of the action can be referenced using expressions like “= $1”.
Specify the images to be sent to Azure OpenAI using the record and attachment fields. All images in the specified records with attachment fields will be sent to Azure OpenAI.
To send a message to Azure OpenAI without attaching an image, use “Generate Text From Text Using Azure OpenAI”.
Set Target URI, Azure OpenAI API Key, Message, Record Containing Image, Image, and Target Field (Optional).
Specify the target URI for the model created on Azure OpenAI in advance.
Please note that this is not about the URL of Kintone.
Specify the API key that Azure OpenAI has issued in advance.
Please note that this is not about the API token on the Kintone app.
Specify the message to be sent to Azure OpenAI.
Specify the records obtained in advance.
If there are multiple records, images will be collected from all records to send to Azure OpenAI.
If there are no records, no error will occur. In this case, it will be sent to Azure OpenAI without an image.
Select the attachment field for the records specified in the Record Containing Image.
If multiple images are attached in an attachment field, all images will be sent to Azure OpenAI.
If no images are in the attachment field, no error will occur.
Specify when setting the generated text in the field. If you plan to reuse the text in another Action without exporting it, you can leave this parameter empty.
This parameter accepts the following field types:
This parameter does not accept fields that are inside tables.
Please judge the accuracy of the content generated by Azure OpenAI and use it at your own risk.