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Review this checklist before launch to make sure that your app and the Firebase products that it uses are ready for production.

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This page helps you get started with implementing generative AI features in your app. It describes the features and integrations for Firestore that involve generative AI. Creating innovative AI-powered solutions for use cases such as

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Use Cloud Firestore and Firebase Extensions to enrich your ability to work with text assets. This extension allows you to summarize a field in a Cloud Firestore document using the PaLM API. Learn more. Use this extension to get toxicity scores for

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Queries in Cloud Firestore let you find documents in large collections. To gain insight into properties of the collection as a whole, you can aggregate data over a collection. You can aggregate data either at read-time or at write time: Read-time

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Use Firebase Extensions to add an AI-driven chatbot to your app. You can use chatbots to improve customer service, market a new feature or service, provide sales quotes, or any number of use cases. Use this extension to easily deploy a chatbot using

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Depending on the type of app you're building, you might find it useful to detect which of your users or devices are actively online — otherwise known as detecting "presence." For example, if you're building an app like a social network or deploying

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Many collaborative apps allow users to read and write different pieces of data based on a set of permissions. In a document editing app, for example, users may want to allow a few users to read and write their documents while blocking unwanted

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Many realtime apps have documents that act as counters. For example, you might count 'likes' on a post, or 'favorites' of a specific item. In Cloud Firestore, you can't update a single document at an unlimited rate. If you have a counter based on

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