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Substrate Substrate is a powerful SDK for building with AI, with batteries included: language models, image generation, built-in vector storage, sandboxed code execution, and more To use Substrate, you simply connect tasks, and then run the workflow
API Reference | Substrate Use "hosted" to return an image URL hosted on Substrate You can also provide a URL to a registered file store If unset, the image data will be returned as a base64-encoded string
how to query in the substrate node? You can use: subxt (Rust) polkadotJs API (JavaScript) If you do not want to query programmatically, you can use: https: polkadot js org apps Share Improve this answer answered Aug 2, 2023 at 16:52
substrate - npm Start using substrate in your project by running `npm i substrate` There are no other projects in the npm registry using substrate
substrate-api-client | Library for connecting to substrate API over . . . The substrate-api-client is a Rust library for connecting to a substrate -based node via RPC It’s particularly useful for setups with no-std environment (which are typical for trusted execution environmnets or embedded devices)
How to use the Python Substrate Interface | Moonbeam Docs Python Substrate Interface library allows application developers to query a Moonbeam node and interact with the node's Polkadot or Substrate features using a native Python interface
Vector Stores | Substrate To query a vector store, use QueryVectorStore Provide the query string, collection_name, and embedding model Set include_metadata to True to include metadata in the response The metadata includes the embedded text in the doc field Set top_k to 3 to retrieve only the top 3 most similar results
Substrate . NET Toolchain model-driven SDK generator for . . . - GitHub Implements the fundamental layer to access substrate node storage changes with a convenient API Implements standard classes to easily share types between services and clients Implements extensions to the service layer that allow for quickly building a RESTful service to access your substrate node storage