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Hello, friends. Today I will show you how to install community nodes in N in a couple of minutes. Community nodes are ready-made extensions that create a community. That is, those who constantly use NEN, uh, not the N developers themselves. With the help of these extensions, N knows how to work with hundreds of services that are not "out of the box," so to speak. And today I will show you how to install Gigachat, Deepseek, and a couple more useful things. And in the next video, I will show you how to work with Gigachat, so subscribe in advance. So, you already have it, you have already installed it, perhaps you installed it as I showed, perhaps you installed it in some other way, by another method. Or, perhaps, you are using Night and Cloud, it doesn't matter, community nodes are installed the same way. To do this, you need to go to settings community notes. I already have some community nodes installed. And now I will just show you how to do it. You click Install. And here there is a search that redirects to a platform where over a thousand different community nodes are collected. That is, here you can just look through the list. There is Psyc and Chatwood. And Minion, this is S3 storage. We need Gigachat. You can just type it in the search. Like this. And here it is, the very first one. You need to pay attention to how many times it has been downloaded, when it was created or updated. So, in this case, 11 hours ago. The time of the last update or creation also affects the relevance of this node. That is, too old ones are possibly already not working, or do not support some new updates that the service had afterwards. And also, by the way, I will tell you further how community nodes differ, for example, from HTTP request nodes. So, to install a node, we go into the package itself. And here is the name for installation. You just click, copy, go back to BN and paste. Click install, or rather, agree. Click install, since I already have it, the system is complaining to me now. If you don't have it, click install, and it will install and be added. And it will look something like this. After that, in your BN, you will be able to add custom nodes, community nodes like these. How does a community node differ from a custom node? There can be two differences. Firstly, a community node is already ready. That is, you can just, uh, install it and then install the credentials and use it by default, just filling in the fields, not entering any APIs and everything else. That is, you remove the model. Unlike HTTP request, where you need to specify all the data completely, including API keys, and registration data, and possibly CSS tokens and everything else. And this may not be one node, but several. That is, in order to, for example, refresh the token first, then get the access token, after which make a request, get a response, process it somehow, and so on. And also, it might be that a custom node can be installed on your server, but it is not available by default in N10. Yes. And, accordingly, for example, I installed Spai for myself, a custom one, for example, it is in NA10, but to use it, you need to register on the official website first, get credentials, which may be paid, and after that, possibly use the ready-made solution. Or, like me, you can install it on a server. You will have to, yes, fill in some data, but you install all the registration data on the server. And here it is just minimal effort and a request. And that's about it. I hope I explained it clearly. Uh, most likely, later I will tell you how exactly you can install a custom node, uh, in principle, the same community node, but on your server, without having a ready-made solution in N. And now let's get back to community nodes. So, you have installed Gigachat. In the same way, you can install Deepseek, since in N for Deepseek there is only a node with a model, but there is no node where you can make requests not through an agent, but simply as a node, that is, like a request, the same. Find Deepseek, the same. Go into the package, copy the name, go to settings, community notes. Paste, agree, install. But since I already have it, I get a message here. Here it is. How it looks. So, as I said, for Deepseek there is only the model. That is, this is such a circle, and there is also such a node where you can simply select the model, write the user's message, for example, or a system prompt, temperature, and everything else. And here you get a ready-made solution for working with Deepseek. You can also use it, that is, question-answer, roughly speaking. And let's install Chat. Here, uh, I'll tell you a little about it. Uh, Chat is a platform that can also be installed on a server, and with its help, you can see all the correspondence that has happened, for example, with your bot in Telegram. That is, as an example, Salbot, yes, there is a separate form in Salbot where you see the correspondence of all users who have contacted your bot. In N1, there is no such thing. To see this in Nightnend, you need to, for example, go into each execution and see who launched it, when it was launched, for example, yes, and what was answered, for example, what was the question, what was the answer. So, you will have to go into each execution. In Chat, everything will look like in a regular Telegram. That is, you go in, select a user, for example, who contacted your bot, and see all the correspondence. Question-answer, that is, question-answer, user's question, bot's answer. A very convenient thing. So, initially, you need to install. Let's see. I'll take this one, the one with the most installations. Initially, you need to install the package, the node, and then you will need to install Chat itself on your server. I will not talk about this here. I might show it in future videos. Here is the installation process. And here we see, Chat is installed. And now there are lists. And commands, in principle, are the same as in Telegram. That's all. In principle, it's all simple. As I showed, there are over 1 thousand packages for installing community nodes, 50 pages. There is practically everything. That is, if you are missing something in the pre-installed nodes in N, you can look here. If they are not here, you can install community nodes on the server, as I did with Spai. And if you have questions, ask them in the comments, subscribe, as I said, in the next video we will analyze Gigachat. Until the next videos. M.