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SnowConvert AI - How to install the tool
SnowConvert AI can be installed on either of the following operating systems: Windows 11 or later. MacOS 13.3 Ventura or later.
SnowConvert AI - MacOS
Click on the downloaded .dmg file. Double - click on the SnowConvert AI logo or drag it into the application’s folder. Once your installation is complete, you can launch SnowConvert.
SnowConvert AI - Windows
Click on the downloaded .exe file. That will start the installation process on your computer. Once the process is finished you can open SnowConvert AI from your applications menu. After you start the application you can create a new…
AI Assistant setup
Install the Snowflake VS Code extension. Open the extension’s settings. Search for and enable the Snowpark Migration Accelerator AI Assistant.
Snowpark Migration Accelerator: Installation
To get the latest version: Click “UPDATE NOW” to download the update Follow the installation prompt that appears after the download completes You can also update by using the Check for updates option in the menu.
SnowConvert AI - System Requirements
Windows 11 or later 4 GB of RAM or higher* Python ≥ 3.10 or < 3.14 for the Data Validation feature *The amount of RAM available affects the speed of assessment and conversion executions and the amount of code that can be processed at…
AI_COMPLETE (Single image)
Generates a response (completion) for a text prompt using a supported language model. This variant of the function enhances AI_COMPLETE with document understanding capabilities. The prompt can reference information or images found in a…
CoCo Desktop Model Context Protocol (MCP) support
Open Agent Settings and select MCP from the sidebar to view, add, and configure MCP connectors. Adding a server via the UI To add a new MCP server from the graphical interface: Open Agent Settings and navigate to the MCP tab. Click + New…
SnowConvert AI - How to Use SnowConvert AI with Docker
Go to Docker Desktop in the Images tab, and hit run on the recently created image. Go back to Visual Code, and go to the Docker tab. You should see, under Containers the image that was just run. You can expand it and explore the file…
SnowConvert AI CLI Command Reference
Basic workflow to get started: Create a project (use - c to set default Snowflake connection) Copy codescai init - n <name> - l <language> - c <connection>…