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docs/docs/Integrations/Docling/integrations-docling.mdx (1)
73-75: Tighten enum formatting and clarify option setsUse backticks for literal option values and tighten phrasing.
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-| files | File | The files to process. This parameter accepts various file formats including PDF, DOCX, images, and other document types that Docling supports for processing and analysis. | -| pipeline | String | The Docling pipeline to use (standard, vlm). The standard pipeline is recommended for most use cases, while the vlm pipeline provides enhanced visual language model capabilities for documents with complex layouts and images. | -| ocr_engine | String | OCR engine to use (easyocr, tesserocr, rapidocr, ocrmac). Choose the OCR engine based on your performance requirements and accuracy needs. | +| files | File | The files to process. Accepts common document formats (for example, `pdf`, `docx`, and image files such as `png`/`jpg`) supported by Docling. | +| pipeline | String | The Docling pipeline to use (one of: `standard`, `vlm`). Use `standard` for most cases; `vlm` adds visual‑layout modeling for complex documents. | +| ocr_engine | String | The OCR engine to use (one of: `easyocr`, `tesserocr`, `rapidocr`, `ocrmac`). Choose based on performance and accuracy needs. |docs/docs/Components/bundles-redis.mdx (1)
27-33: Minor clarity + security nudge for Redis connection fields
- Tighten defaults and phrasing.
- Consider adding a short security admonition about auth/TLS.
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-| host | hostname | Input parameter. The IP address or hostname. This should be the network address of your Redis server, such as "localhost" for local development or a specific IP address for remote servers. | -| port | port | Input parameter. The Redis Port Number. The default Redis port is 6379, but you can specify a different port if your Redis instance is configured to use a non-standard port. | -| database | database | Input parameter. The Redis database. Redis supports multiple databases (0-15 by default), allowing you to separate different applications or data types within the same Redis instance. | -| username | Username | Input parameter. The Redis username. This is required for Redis 6.0+ authentication. If your Redis instance doesn't require authentication, this field can be left empty. | -| password | Password | Input parameter. The password for the username. This is required for Redis authentication. If your Redis instance doesn't require authentication, this field can be left empty. | -| key_prefix | Key prefix | Input parameter. The key prefix. This prefix will be added to all Redis keys to help organize and identify your chat memory data, preventing conflicts with other applications using the same Redis instance. | -| session_id | Session ID | Input parameter. The unique session identifier for the message. This identifier groups related chat messages together, allowing you to maintain separate conversation threads or user sessions within your Redis storage. | +| host | hostname | Input parameter. The IP address or hostname of your Redis server (for example, `localhost` for local development or an internal IP/DNS for remote servers). | +| port | port | Input parameter. The Redis port number. Default: `6379`. Change only if your instance uses a non‑standard port. | +| database | database | Input parameter. The Redis logical database index (typically `0`–`15`). Use separate indexes to isolate applications within the same instance. | +| username | Username | Input parameter. The Redis username (required for Redis 6.0+ ACL‑based auth). Leave empty if your instance doesn't require auth. | +| password | Password | Input parameter. The password for the username. Store as a secret; avoid hardcoding credentials. | +| key_prefix | Key prefix | Input parameter. Prefix added to all keys to organize chat memory data and avoid key collisions. | +| session_id | Session ID | Input parameter. The unique session identifier to group related chat messages (separate threads/users). |Add a brief admonition after the table:
:::warning For production, enable authentication and TLS for Redis (or use `rediss://` endpoints via a proxy) to protect chat memory from unauthorized access. :::docs/docs/Components/components-helpers.mdx (1)
226-227: Clarify ID Generator input vs. output semanticsAvoid calling the input “generated.” Make it explicit the input is optional and the output is the final ID.
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-| unique_id | String | Input parameter. The generated unique ID. This parameter allows you to specify a custom identifier or use the component's automatic ID generation functionality. | -| id | String | Output parameter. The generated unique ID. This contains the final unique identifier that can be used for tracking, referencing, or identifying specific items in your flow. | +| unique_id | String | Input parameter. Optional custom ID to use. Leave empty to auto‑generate a unique identifier. | +| id | String | Output parameter. The generated unique ID for tracking or referencing downstream. |docs/docs/Components/bundles-glean.mdx (1)
25-29: Confirm base URL and document token usage header
- Verify the base URL pattern; provide a concrete, correct example.
- Mention the
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-| glean_api_url | String | Input parameter. The URL of the Glean API. This should be the base URL for your Glean instance, typically in the format `https://your-domain.glean.com/api/v1`. | -| glean_access_token | SecretString | Input parameter. An access token for Glean API authentication. This token is required to authenticate with the Glean API and should be obtained from your Glean admin settings. | +| glean_api_url | String | Input parameter. The base URL for your Glean API (for example, `https://<your-domain>.glean.com/api/v1`). | +| glean_access_token | SecretString | Input parameter. Access token for Glean API authentication (send as `Authorization: Bearer <token>`). Obtain it from your Glean admin settings. |Please confirm the correct base URL format from Glean’s docs and whether any region‑specific hosts exist.
docs/docs/Components/bundles-bing.mdx (1)
25-28: Add authoritative links and defaults; verify k default and endpoint
- Add an Azure key acquisition link.
- If you expose
bing_search_url, document the default endpoint.- Confirm the default for
kto avoid ambiguity.Apply this diff:
-| bing_subscription_key | SecretString | Input parameter. A Bing API subscription key. This key is required for authentication with Microsoft's Bing Search API and should be obtained from the Azure portal. | +| bing_subscription_key | SecretString | Input parameter. A Bing API subscription key. Required for authentication with Microsoft's Bing Search API; obtain it from the Azure portal (see https://aka.ms/cognitive-services-keys). | -| bing_search_url | String | Input parameter. A custom Bing Search URL. This parameter is optional and allows you to specify a custom endpoint for the Bing Search API if you have a specific configuration or regional requirement. | +| bing_search_url | String | Input parameter. Optional custom Bing Search URL (defaults to `https://api.bing.microsoft.com/v7.0/search`). Use only for regional or proxy endpoints. | -| k | Integer | Input parameter. The number of search results to return. This parameter is optional and controls how many search results are included in the output DataFrame. If not specified, a default number of results will be returned. | +| k | Integer | Input parameter. The number of search results to return. If omitted, the component’s default is used (confirm the default value). |Please confirm the component’s default for
kand whether the default endpoint above matches the implementation.docs/docs/Components/components-processing.mdx (3)
391-391: Minor style: literal booleans and default formattingUse backticks for booleans and default values for consistency.
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-| `use_openrouter_specs` | **Use OpenRouter Specs** | Input parameter. Whether to fetch model specifications from the OpenRouter API. If false, only the model name is provided to the judge LLM. Default: Enabled (true) | +| `use_openrouter_specs` | **Use OpenRouter Specs** | Input parameter. Whether to fetch model specifications from the OpenRouter API. If disabled (`false`), only the model name is provided to the judge LLM. Default: Enabled (`true`). |
1241-1244: Define out-of-range index behavior for Select DataDocument what happens if
data_indexis out of bounds (error, empty output, or fallback). This avoids confusion in flows.Proposed wording:
If the index is out of range, the component returns no item and logs an error.Please adjust to match actual behavior.
1258-1263: Clarify validator failure behavior and limits
- State explicitly what happens when
text_key_validatorfails (skip, error, or fallback).- For
number_of_fields, indicate whether the 15‑field cap is enforced by UI only or also validated at runtime.I can draft exact wording once you confirm the runtime behavior.
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docs/docs/**/*.{md,mdx}: All documentation content must be written in Markdown or MDX files located under docs/docs/, following the prescribed directory structure for guides, reference, how-to, concepts, and API documentation.
All documentation Markdown and MDX files must begin with a frontmatter block including at least title and description fields.
Use admonitions (:::tip, :::warning, :::danger) in Markdown/MDX files to highlight important information, warnings, or critical issues.
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Content must follow the style guide: professional but approachable tone, second person voice, present tense, short paragraphs, sentence case headers, inline code with backticks, bold for UI elements, italic for emphasis, and parallel structure in lists.
Use consistent terminology: always capitalize Langflow, Component, Flow, and uppercase API and JSON.
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docs/docs/Components/bundles-google.mdx (3)
55-61: LGTM: Clear, actionable Google Search API parameter docsDescriptions align with common usage and clarify outputs and LangChain tool integration.
70-74: LGTM: Serper parameters are clear and correctly scopedAuth notes and output/tool descriptions look good.
24-31: Do not removeN—LangChain’s ChatGoogleGenerativeAI supports the n parameter and the listed generation_config fields.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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This pull request updates the descriptions for several component bundles and integrations.
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