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I'm currently building a workflow where I want to: 1. Start with an image (binary) input. 2. Extract some information from the image and categorize it based on that. 3. Then use Image Explainer to analyze the image in more detail. What I'm doing: - I'm using the image as binary input. - I process and categorize it first (using other nodes). - Then I try to pass the original binary image to Image Explainer. Issue: Image Explainer doesn't work if the binary data is not coming directly from the previous node – even if I try using a Merge (Wait) node to preserve the original binary data. I always get the error:No binary data set Question for the community:How can I: - Analyze and categorize an image first, - then still pass the original binary to Image Explainer, - even if the previous node was not binary-based? Any ideas or workarounds would be really appreciated 🙏

🚀 Google has released Gemini CLI, a free and open-source command‑line interface that brings the Gemini 2.5 Pro AI model directly into your terminal on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It’s perfect for coding, debugging, research, content creation, and even generating images or videos through Imagen or Veo. You can use it at no cost with a Gmail or Google account plus a Gemini Code Assist license, giving you up to 1,000 requests per day and 60 requests per minute. I even used it to build a Python-based timer—it worked great! To get started, simply run: npm install -g @google/gemini-cli

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Is there something like SEO for AI models like ChatGPT or Gemini? In other words, a way to structure content so that it is better understood, cited, or included in responses by these LLMs? I've heard some people refer to this as "LLMO" (Large Language Model Optimization). Has anyone already gained practical experience with this?