I'm a developer interested in using Google's Gemini Pro Vision model to analyze images for accessibility. Can you find the codelab related to this topic on Google for Developers? Once found, identify the prerequisites for completing this codelab, state the primary client library used in the codelab, and describe the type of code example it provides for image analysis.
Navigate to 'https://developers.google.com/'. Click on the 'Solutions' link in the main navigation menu (ID 161). On the 'Solutions Catalog' page, locate and click on the 'Take codelab' link (ID 479) for 'Prompting with images and text using the Gemini API for accessibility'. Once on the codelab page, identify and state the prerequisites listed in the 'Prerequisites' section. Based on the codelab content, identify the primary client library used for the code examples. Describe the type of basic code example provided within the codelab for image analysis.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Solutions' page. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Prompting with images and text using the Gemini API for accessibility' codelab page. The agent identifies and states the prerequisites for the codelab as: 'A basic understanding of JavaScript' and 'Command-line access to a computer with NodeJS and NPM installed'. The agent correctly identifies Node.js as the primary client library used in the codelab. The agent describes the type of code example as a Node.js script that leverages the Gemini Pro Vision model to analyze HTML documents and generate accessible descriptions for images.