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Generative Answer Node -- Save LLM Response

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Posted on by Anilal 55
Hi Experts,
 
I saved the response to a var type record, below json structure.
 
But the Content and MarkdownContent are coming as Text.

In my case thats the body of email.

when passing to Power automate, send email flow, its coming as plain text in email,
I want to change it to IsHTML type.

{
  "IsSydneySummarized": "false",
  "Text": {
    "CitationSources": [
      {
        "Id": "1",
        "Name": "Employee H",
        "Text": "<page valu",
        "Url": ""
      }
    ],
    "Content": "Subject: Y",
    "MarkdownContent": "Subject: Y"
  }
}
 
Kindly share some thoughts

Anilal



 
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    ChiragD Profile Picture
    ChiragD 16 on at
    Hi Anilal

    I understand that you want to send formatted responses via email that are generated by the LLM but the issue is LLM is generating as Markdown and when you send markdown via email it shows without formatting (like with #, *, _, symbols)

    While passing information from the topic to the power automate your email's body will remain as text (which is markdown), I would suggest accepting the markdown as text in the power automate flow and running a prompt to convert the markdown into HTML. You can create a prompt document and use the "run a prompt" activity. The prompt will take the Markdown as input and output HTML in response. Then you can send the HTML as the email body, and it will be formatted properly.

    Another solution is to write some python code to convert he Markdown into HTML and host it on an azure function app. Then use the "HTTP" activity inside the power automate flow to send a http request to the function hosted on azure and get the HTML as a response. This way is stricter and more accurate than the prompt document, but it also requires more architecture and code. 

    Let me know if this was helpful.

    Thanks
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    Anilal 55 on at
    the pre tag worked.

    <pre><code>
      @{triggerBody()?['text']}
    </code></pre>

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