Exposing Workshop JSON to use AI

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Hey All,

I had an interesting idea which i would like to discuss, and I’m interested in what peoples opinions are.

Currently in workshop, you’re able to view the JSON file of the workshop you created by editing the URL and changing ‘edit’ to ‘ view’ or something like that. This allows you to export the json file and do whatever you would like.

I had an interesting idea, where if you made it possible to edit this raw json file, you could use chatgpt or any other llm, and teach it how to make workshops, and use AI to generate workshops if you prompt it correctly.

I was interested in what peoples opinions were on this.

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This sounds interesting, but I couldn’t replicate it. I tried changing “edit” to “view” or “json” in the URL. Can you please verify that field in the URL?

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I like this idea too, but, like Joel, I can not acces the JSON file of a workshop. What is the way to acces this ?

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You need to view one of your workshops. In the URL, where it says ‘view’ change this to ‘edit’ and then you can download it.

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Unfortunatly, on my side it open the Workshop editor application and I do not find any JSON download button.

I tried doing this on a Workshop of which I am not the owner → I get the error message “Could not load module Refresh the page, or try again later.”

Maybe you mean in Slate ? Because in slate I can do what you describe.

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Sorry change it to debug, i just checked on my side and it worked.

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This worked for me in Workshop! @gdf, it needs /latest/ in the URL as well:

https://{my.vantage.environment.com}/workspace/module/debug/latest/ri.workshop.main.module.xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx

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Thanks for sharing this tip of exporting workshop json file. I have a similar idea. One of our tasks is creating many similar modules in workshop based on forms in our existing system. Manually creating different forms is not only time consuming but also prone to error (mistakes during copying and pasting entry names and variables etc.) So far, our idea is to figuring out the json structure of some primary widgets, like string selector and then generating json based on that structure and screenshots of our existing system using LLM, and pasting the json in the workshop using the paste button. Not sure if there are other faster/better ways to generate workshop from json.
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