The Mistral connector for Ibexa is compatible with Ibexa v4.6 and requires the AI Actions LTS Update. To start using AI Actions, you need to install the required packages and complete the initial AI Actions configuration.
Next, follow the installation documentation available in the README of the Mistral connector for AI Actions.
To configure your Mistral API key, go to the Mistral AI developer documentation.
Don't forget to import the migrations after installing and enabling the connector. These migrations provide you with default actions such as:
In rich text blocks, you also have an AI action button. Select a paragraph or a portion of text and choose the action that Mistral AI will run.
You can choose to replace the text or to add the result below it, and rework your text however you see fit.
To go further, and why not develop your own AI connector, read the official Ibexa AI Actions documentation.
Your help is valuable: if you like our connector, talk about it on social media or join the co-development on GitHub.
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