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Dify Feature Request: Google Sheets Integration for Chatbot Knowledge Base
This feature request proposes the integration of Google Sheets into the Dify platform, allowing for seamless reading, editing, deleting, and saving data directly from a Dify chatbot or AI assistant through API calls.
Motivation
Integrating with Google Sheets would significantly enhance the Dify experience by:
Providing a universal data storage solution: Google Sheets is a widely used tool, allowing for easy collaboration between humans and AI assistants.
Automating tasks: This integration could automate tasks like data extraction, analysis, and updating, freeing up time for more complex tasks.
Enriching the chatbot knowledge base: By saving unanswered questions in a Google Sheet, the development team can analyze them to identify patterns and improve the chatbot's knowledge base.
Proposed Solution
Implement an API integration with Google Sheets that allows Dify chatbots to:
Read data from specified Google Sheets.
Write data to specified Google Sheets.
Update existing data in Google Sheets.
Delete data from Google Sheets.
This API should provide a simple and intuitive interface for developers to interact with Google Sheets from their Dify chatbots.
Benefits
Improved user experience: Enhanced functionality and access to data through a universal platform.
Increased efficiency: Automation of data-related tasks.
Enhanced knowledge base: Improved chatbot knowledge and response capabilities.
Additional Context
This feature would be particularly useful for:
Collecting and analyzing user feedback: Chatbots could collect user feedback in Google Sheets for further analysis.
Maintaining product catalogs: Chatbots could manage product information stored in Google Sheets.
Tracking project progress: Chatbots could update project status in Google Sheets, keeping stakeholders informed.
User Contribution
I am willing to contribute to the development of this feature by providing feedback, testing, and potentially contributing to code.
Chenhe Gu
Chenhe Gu
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Supabase Vector database
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André Mikalsen
With Supabase becoming an increasingly populare database option, since they also support pgvector with hnsw, it could be a good option for Dify to support in terms of vector databases. As it also could be combined with the usage as a postgres database for all the other db related instances of Dify (expect redis).
crazywoola
crazywoola
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Data connection: Google Drive
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André Mikalsen
Many businesses want more connectors to software they already use.
This feedback is segmented into one connector so users can vote on the connector/source they would like:
Vote if you would like to see "Google Drive" integrated as a datasource.
crazywoola
crazywoola
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Data connection: Websites
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André Mikalsen
Many businesses want more connectors to software they already use.
This feedback is segmented into one connector so users can vote on the connector/source they would like:
Vote if you would like to see "Websites" integrated as a datasource.
This should setup with:
- With or without sitemaps
- Advanced feature like removal of CCS classes
crazywoola
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Data connection: Microsoft Teams
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André Mikalsen
Many businesses want more connectors to software they already use.
This feedback is segmented into one connector so users can vote on the connector/source they would like:
Vote if you would like to see "Microsoft Teams" integrated as a datasource.
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André Mikalsen
Wanted to give note to the Dify team that this open source project is similare in some ways (infrastructure) and data connections could be inspired from there because of its MIT license:
Pascal M
I would suggest creating one suggestion per data source you would like to have integrated because that would allow us to vote for each of them. I think the dify team will add more integrations in the future but we could help priorize the most wanted ones if we vote for e.g. Google Drive.
I think it also makes sense to provide examples for each integration to help understanding which features the integration should support.
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André Mikalsen
Pascal M: I agree, creating one for each.
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