How to Download Files
Learn how to download files and documents using Narada
Download Files with Narada
Narada can download the current page or document when you ask it to. This feature is useful for saving web pages, PDFs, or other documents for offline access or processing.
How to Download Files
Send Download Command
Use the Remote Dispatch API with a download prompt. Simply ask Narada to download the current page:
See the Remote Dispatch API Reference for complete request structure details.
Automatic Directory Creation
Narada automatically creates a directory structure for your downloads:
- Main Directory:
Narada Downloads
in your machine’s Downloads folder - Request Directory: Directory named after your
requestId
from the Remote Dispatch response - File: Downloaded content saved as a
.pdf
file
If the Narada Downloads
directory doesn’t exist, it will be created automatically.
Find Your Downloaded File
Navigate to your Downloads folder and look for:
Each download request gets its own directory named after the requestId
for easy correlation with your API calls.
Download Organization
PDF Format
All downloaded pages and documents are saved as PDF files for universal compatibility.
Request Correlation
Each download directory is named after the requestId
from the Remote
Dispatch, allowing you to easily track which
API request generated which files.
Automatic Naming
Files are automatically named based on the page title or content type.
Example Use Cases
- Research: Download academic papers or articles for offline reading
- Documentation: Save important web pages for reference
- Archiving: Create local copies of web content for backup
- Processing: Download files for further automated processing
You can download any page that’s currently visible in your browser. Just make sure the page has fully loaded before sending the download command.
Next Steps
Learn about other Narada capabilities:
- Prompt Optimizer - Improve your prompts for better results
- Screenshots - Capture agent actions and workflows
- JSON Schema - Structure your response data