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Best Practices for Structuring JSON Files for Dust Agent Performance

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Hello, we have 100+ JSONs files (of prior Slack conversations) we'd like to upload to Dust to create an agent. Is there a best practice how we should structure/organize the files to optimize the performance of the agent? Thank you

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Remi
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Hey Luc Hancock! 1 folder containing 1 doc per Slack thread should be good 👍
Luc Hancock
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Hey Remi, thanks. Why not 1 folder containing all files?
Luc Hancock
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I just checked, it's actually 1,000s of JSON files we have and need to upload
Remi
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Yes that's what I meant. I wasn't clear, sorry!
Remi
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The API is probably the best way to push them to Dust. Make/Zapier could maybe work too
Luc Hancock
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Got it, thanks 🙂