What is JSON (and why should you care)?

How non-coders can run Python on their own data

There’s a simple way to get LLMs to produce better outputs: give the model more context.

And that context can take many different shapes and sizes — raw text, pdfs, screenshots and PowerPoint presentations.

But what happens when you want to give an LLM a large structured data set?

One with many properties and interdependencies?

You can’t just upload a database. (And if you could, who has a random database just sitting on your Google Drive?)

Thankfully there’s a funky file format to the rescue.