What is the 'View Source' of a Node

Each executed node has a 'View Source' button. Here, you will find all the data related to the specific tool you are interacting with. This view provides several useful insights that are otherwise not immediately visible.

Here are the examples of what it can contain depending on the type of the node:

For LLM nodes, you can see the number of tokens in the prompt and the generated result.
For images, there is the link to the generated or processed image.
For audio transcript models like Whisper, you can see the dialog split into segments, each with start and end timecodes of phrases, and identify the language used and the number of speakers involved.

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What is the 'View Source' of a Node

Here are the examples of what it can contain depending on the type of the node:

For LLM nodes, you can see the number of tokens in the prompt and the generated result.
For images, there is the link to the generated or processed image.
For audio transcript models like Whisper, you can see the dialog split into segments, each with start and end timecodes of phrases, and identify the language used and the number of speakers involved.

PreviousHow to Copy Generated Images or Text NextHow to add python code

Last updated 11 months ago