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dbsliceAI connector

Make a dataset on your computer available in dbsliceAI.

Learn more at the dbsliceAI website.

The connector reads only the dataset directory you select and makes an outbound connection to dbsliceAI. You do not need to open an inbound port or run a public file server, and local file paths are not shared with dbsliceAI clients.

Before you begin

New users must first be invited by the administrator of the hosted dbsliceAI service they will use. The administrator supplies the invitation and the service URL. Accept the invitation before following the steps below.

After your account is ready, you pair each computer yourself. The administrator does not need to create a connector or send you a connector-specific secret.

Install

The connector requires Python 3.11 or newer. Install it from PyPI:

python3 -m pip install dbslice-ai-connector

Connect this computer

Pair the connector with your dbsliceAI account. Use the service URL supplied by your dbsliceAI provider. For example:

dbslice-ai-connector pair --server-url https://app.ai.dbslice.org

The command opens a secure page in your browser. Sign in and select Connect device. If the browser is on another computer, add --no-open-browser and open the printed URL there.

Pairing is required only once on each computer.

Download the sample dataset

To try the connector with the dbsliceAI sample dataset:

dbslice-ai-connector download-sample --destination ~/datasets

The connector downloads the sample, verifies it and prints its full path and the command to use next. It will not replace an existing copy.

Connect the downloaded dataset in exactly the same way as any other dataset:

dbslice-ai-connector run \
  --dataset ~/datasets/dbslice-ai-sample-data-1.0.0

Leave the connector running while you use the dataset in dbsliceAI. Stop it with Ctrl-C.

Connect your own dataset

Supply the directory containing the dataset's config/config.json file:

dbslice-ai-connector run --dataset /absolute/path/to/dataset

The dataset title is read from its configuration. The connector automatically reconnects after temporary network interruptions.

The complete directory format is described in the dbsliceAI dataset specification.

Troubleshooting

If a Python.org installation on macOS reports CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED, run the Install Certificates.command supplied with that Python installation, then try again. Do not disable certificate verification.

Use dbslice-ai-connector --help or dbslice-ai-connector <command> --help to see all available options.

The connector stores its paired identity privately on the computer. Do not include credentials, pairing codes or private dataset contents in bug reports.

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