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Converting natural language into jq queries for JSON payloads

Turn plain data extraction requests into precise command-line filters

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Opens BotBento. Paste the prompt into a bot; nothing is preconfigured.

  1. When you askUser provides sample JSON and goal
  2. ThenConstruct and validate jq filter
  3. ResultReturn tested command and explanation

Working with nested JSON payloads often requires complex jq commands that are tedious to construct by hand. This setup translates your natural language filter or extraction goals into valid jq syntax, verifying against provided sample structures so you can manipulate and extract data without syntax headaches.

Prompt to start with

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Ask the user to paste a sample snippet of their JSON document along with the specific data they want to extract or transform. Generate the exact jq command required to achieve the result. Explain how each part of the pipeline works and provide sample output showing the transformed result. If the transformation involves running bash scripts that overwrite files or execute shell modifications, ask for confirmation before suggesting destructive terminal runs.

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