Gladstone Snowflake Middleware GPT Action Library cookbook

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[pap-openai]

Curious on why the Drive integration can return files directly if we have a specific format expected. We don't need a middleware for that one I believe?

[gladstone-openai]

It doesn't return files. It returns file contents. You can't pass a file directly from Drive into Code Interpreter without middleware

[pap-openai]

Looks good to me – as I've incorporated some changes I'll let you merge if you agree with those @gladstone-openai.

[pap-openai]

Added title that was missing and hyperlinks instead of relative (not sure they work on the cookbook, might revisit later).

Two things I'm also wondering but don't believe we should change/wait to merge but can revisit later:

1. Should we reference the Direct cookbook (as the direct references this one) ? Or Should it be just one cookbook but with two different ways of integration referenced in it ?
2. Should we rename "Middleware" to "Files/CSVs" or something like that. Middleware is the "how" rather than the "why"/"what" which feels less explicit when just looking at titles – a user may ask why would I need a middleware and would just go direct if they don't read through all of the content

[gladstone-openai]

Added title that was missing and hyperlinks instead of relative (not sure they work on the cookbook, might revisit later).

Two things I'm also wondering but don't believe we should change/wait to merge but can revisit later:

1. Should we reference the Direct cookbook (as the direct references this one) ? Or Should it be just one cookbook but with two different ways of integration referenced in it ?
2. Should we rename "Middleware" to "Files/CSVs" or something like that. Middleware is the "how" rather than the "why"/"what" which feels less explicit when just looking at titles – a user may ask why would I need a middleware and would just go direct if they don't read through all of the content

I agree with both of these. I can address in a follow up commit, though we should chat about the best naming convention for direct vs middleware. I agree the current one is bad. I just don't know what the right answer is.