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n8n-nodes-file-search

v0.1.13

Published

n8n node for Google File Search (Gemini API RAG)

Readme

n8n-nodes-file-search

This is an n8n community node for Google File Search (Gemini API RAG).

Google File Search is a fully managed RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) system that allows you to store, index, and semantically search documents using the Gemini API.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Operations

Store

Manage File Search stores:

  • Create - Create a new File Search store
  • List - List all File Search stores
  • Get - Get details of a specific store
  • Delete - Delete a store (with force option for non-empty stores)

Document

Manage documents within stores:

  • Upload - Upload a file directly to a store (supports binary data from previous nodes)
  • Import - Import an existing file from the Files API into a store
  • List - List all documents in a store
  • Get - Get document details and status
  • Delete - Delete a document from a store

Features:

  • Wait for Completion: Polls until the document is fully indexed
  • Metadata: Attach custom key-value pairs for filtering during queries
  • Chunking Options: Configure max tokens per chunk and overlap

Query

Query stores with semantic search:

  • Generate Content - Query one or more stores and generate a response using a Gemini model

Features:

  • Multiple Stores: Query across multiple stores at once
  • Metadata Filter: Filter results using AIP-160-like syntax (e.g., year = 2025 AND type = "rollup")
  • System Prompt: Provide custom system instructions
  • Model Selection: Choose between Gemini 2.5 Flash, 2.5 Pro, or 2.0 Flash
  • Grounding Metadata: Include source citations in the response

Credentials

This node requires a Google Gemini API credential with an API key from Google AI Studio.

Usage Examples

Upload and Query Workflow

  1. Convert to File node - Convert JSON/data to a binary file
  2. Google File Search (Document → Upload) - Upload to your store
  3. Google File Search (Query → Generate Content) - Query the store

Batch Processing

The node supports processing multiple items. Use with:

  • Loop nodes for batch uploads
  • Conditional nodes to handle different document types
  • Set node to prepare metadata before upload

Metadata Filtering

When querying, you can filter results using metadata:

year = 2025
episode_type = "rollup"
year >= 2024 AND sentiment = "bullish"

Note: Metadata must be attached during document upload/import to be filterable.

Resources

License

MIT