docs: refresh cli page (#9274)
* cli-values * split-out-introductory-commands * remove-feature-flag-envs * cleanup-cli-links * fix type * clarification-on-cli-superuser * remove-internal-env-vars * alignment and editorial * audit booleans --------- Co-authored-by: April M <april.murphy@datastax.com> Co-authored-by: April I. Murphy <36110273+aimurphy@users.noreply.github.com>
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* **Name**: The name of the output field.
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* **Description**: The purpose of the output field.
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* **Type**: The data type of the output field. The available types are `str`, `int`, `float`, `bool`, `list`, or `dict`. The default is `text`.
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* **Multiple**: This feature is deprecated. Currently, it is set to `True` by default if you expect multiple values for a single field. For example, a `list` of `features` is set to `True` to contain multiple values, such as `["waterproof", "durable", "lightweight"]`. Default: `True`.
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* **Multiple (deprecated)**: Always true to allow multiple output values for a single field.
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The **Parse DataFrame** component parses the structured output into a template for orderly presentation in chat output. The template receives the values from the `output_schema` table with curly braces.
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| system_prompt | String | The instructions to the language model for formatting the output. |
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| schema_name | String | The name for the output data schema. |
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| output_schema | Table | The structure and data types for the model's output. |
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| multiple | Boolean | [Deprecated] Always set to `True`. |
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| multiple | Boolean | [Deprecated] Always true. |
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**Outputs**
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