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Summary of ChangesHello @giriraj-singh-couchbase, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request modernizes the tutorial and notebook for auto-vectorization of unstructured data in S3 buckets using Couchbase Capella AI Services. The changes ensure the tutorial aligns with the latest Capella features and LangChain Couchbase integration, providing users with a clearer and more up-to-date guide for implementing auto-vectorization and semantic search workflows. Highlights
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This pull request effectively updates the auto-vectorization tutorial and notebook to reflect the latest Couchbase Capella AI Services and LangChain integration. The changes include migrating from CouchbaseSearchVectorStore to CouchbaseQueryVectorStore, updating dependency versions, and clarifying instructions and code examples. The refactoring of the frontmatter documentation is also a positive improvement, enhancing the overall clarity and accuracy of the tutorial.
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This pull request updates the tutorial and notebook for auto-vectorization of unstructured data in S3 buckets using Couchbase Capella AI Services. The changes modernize the workflow to use the latest Capella features and LangChain Couchbase integration, clarify instructions, and update code to reflect best practices and current APIs.
Documentation and Workflow Updates:
__frontmatter__.mdfile, consolidating documentation into the notebook.Code Modernization and API Updates:
CouchbaseSearchVectorStoretoCouchbaseQueryVectorStorewithDistanceStrategy.COSINE, reflecting the move to Hyperscale Vector Search indexes and best practices for similarity search. [1] [2]langchain-couchbase==1.0.1and clarified minimum version requirements.Semantic Search and Results Presentation:
similarity_searchinstead ofsimilarity_search_with_score, and updated result formatting for clarity and relevance. [1] [2]These updates ensure the tutorial is aligned with the latest Couchbase Capella AI Services and LangChain integration, making it easier for users to follow and implement auto-vectorization and semantic search workflows.