Search for components in the global registry with natural language. Pipedream will use AI to match your query to the most relevant components.
The query string to search for components in the global registry, e.g. “Send a message to Slack on new Hubspot contacts”
The name slug the app you’d like to filter results for. For example, Slack’s name slug is slack
. Returned sources and actions are filtered to only those tied to the specified app.
You can find the name slug under the Authentication section of any app page.
The minimum similarity score required for a component to be returned. The similarity score is a number between 0 and 1, where 1 is a perfect match. Similarity here is computed as the cosine distance between the embedding of the user query and the embedding of the component’s metadata.
Pass debug=true
to return additional data in the response, useful for inspecting the results.