spice-catalogs
Configure catalog connectors in Spice (Unity Catalog, Databricks, Iceberg, Glue). Use when asked to "add a catalog", "connect to Unity Catalog", "configure Iceberg catalog", or "set up data catalog".
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Configure catalog connectors in Spice (Unity Catalog, Databricks, Iceberg, Glue). Use when asked to "add a catalog", "connect to Unity Catalog", "configure Iceberg catalog", or "set up data catalog".
Configure LLM tools (function calling) in Spice including SQL, search, memory, and MCP. Use when asked to "add tools to model", "enable function calling", "configure MCP", or "set up web search".
Configure workers for model load balancing and fallback in Spice. Use when asked to "add load balancing", "configure model fallback", "set up worker", or "route between models".
Use the Spice CLI to manage Spicepods and interact with the runtime. Use when asked to "run Spice", "query data", "start the runtime", "use spice commands", or "check spice status".
Create and configure Spicepod manifests (spicepod.yaml). Use when asked to "create a spicepod", "configure spicepod.yaml", "set up a Spice app", or "initialize Spice project".
Install Spice.ai OSS CLI and runtime. Use when asked to "install Spice", "set up Spice", or "get started with Spice".
Connect Spice to data sources like PostgreSQL, MySQL, S3, Databricks, Snowflake, and more. Use when asked to "add a dataset", "connect to a database", "load data from S3", or "configure a data source".
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