Has anyone had success running Access with API or HTTP calls to ADI? (Or even calls to co-pilot?) E.g., if you want to loop through several prompts stored in Access, or summarizing several docs where the filenames are stored in Access. (Or even using powerautomate as a go-between?) Some good direction would be most appreciated!
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I think the scope of your question is broad, and may in many cases require book-length response.
But yes, I have successfully submitted questions to AI via HTTP and received valuable responses.
It's possible a PowerAutomate Flow might offer you some kind of generic wrapper for specific operations, like you call a Flow with a Keyword, and the Flow handles data retrieval and submission to HTTP, but in the end, you still have to...
• format data and instructions,
• submit to AI, and
• parse the response.
My process would be 1) write it directly first, and during development, 2) see if patterns emerge that you can abstract out.
But yes, I have successfully submitted questions to AI via HTTP and received valuable responses.
It's possible a PowerAutomate Flow might offer you some kind of generic wrapper for specific operations, like you call a Flow with a Keyword, and the Flow handles data retrieval and submission to HTTP, but in the end, you still have to...
• format data and instructions,
• submit to AI, and
• parse the response.
My process would be 1) write it directly first, and during development, 2) see if patterns emerge that you can abstract out.
