Juke AI: Content Operator

Content Operator is the main application for providing access to Enonic's AI universe. It is crafted to optimize and elevate your daily workflows using cutting-edge Large Language Models. Juke AI offers comprehensive support to enhance your efficiency and productivity.

Building

With the Enonic SDK installed, you may build the application locally

enonic project deploy

Installation

A pre-buit version of the application can be installed from Enonic Market

Requirements

This applications relies on access to the Google Cloud Vertex API which provides a range of different AI models.

Note

Enonic will provision access to AI services for subscription customers without any additional charge, please get in touch. Create a support ticket

Configuration

Create Google Cloud Service Account

You will need a valid Google Service Account Key (SAK) in JSON format and store it in your XP configuration.

1. Activate Vertex API

   In Google Cloud console. Search for and activate the Google Vertex API

2. Create Service Account

   From the Google cloud IAM. Create a service account and make sure it has the role Vertex AI User (roles/aiplatform.user)

3. Create a Service Account Key (SAK)

   Using your Service Account, create a new Service Account Key. The key will download automatically to your local machine.

Configure the application

1. Upload SAK

   Place it in your $XP_HOME/config directory, or a subdirectory

2. Create an app configuration file

   Place the file com.enonic.app.ai.contentoperator.cfg in your $XP_HOME/config directory. Add a configuration value google.api.sak.path : <Path to the Google Service Account Key (SAK) file> within the config file

   Use Unix-style paths or properly escape backslashes for windows system

Example config file

com.enonic.app.ai.contentoperator.cfg (sample)

# Path to Google's Service Account Key (a JSON file)
google.api.sak.path=${xp.home}/config/playground-123456-e13cb1841f87.json

# (Optional) (Default: "all") A comma separated list of debug groups to limit the debug output, not enforce it.
# Possible values: all, none, google, func, ws
# Leaving empty or adding "all" to list will log all debug groups.
log.debug.groups=all