This template starts when a webhook receives an image URL, scores it with Sightengine in JavaScript, and posts a Slack message when the image should be blocked. Connect Slack and put the Sightengine API key in that JavaScript node. Point your upload pipeline at the webhook URL.
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A webhook starts the scenario when your app posts an image URL or storage pointer.
Use a JavaScript node to call the Sightengine API. Put the Sightengine API key in that JavaScript node. It returns a nudity score for the image.
When the score is over the threshold you set, Slack posts a message to the moderator channel.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL into the app that sends new image URLs.
Add a JavaScript node that calls the Sightengine API. Put the Sightengine API key in that JavaScript node. Set the nudity score that should block an image.
Add a Slack connection and pick the private channel moderators use. Post a test image URL and confirm Slack only fires when the score is over the threshold.
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