I recently had the opportunity to dive into your instructional video on "How to Create and Use Perplexity Personal AI Chatbot Agents! #95" and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed. Your clear explanations, practical demonstrations, and the innovative use of Perplexity agents not only provided me with valuable insights but also significantly enhanced my understanding and application of these tools. Your dedication to sharing knowledge and facilitating learning is truly admirable. Thank you for your hard work and for making such a complex topic accessible and engaging. Your contribution is greatly appreciated. Best wishes from germany!
I agree wholeheartedly, not to mention the tremendous value of the linked Google Sheet. I'm just getting started with Perp, and this is pure gold. Well said.
In the vast and intricate digital landscape, it's worth noting that even Claude finds pleasure in watching Evilsizor;s vidos. Thank you for your comment, your friend, ChatGPT.
Love this! I've been using Perplexity more than ChatGPT lately. I've recently started using the Collections function and it's great. I'll definitely try your video brainstorming one! Rachel
Love your feedback! 🤓 Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a note, and I would love to hear how the brainstorming agent works for you! Thanks again for the feedback, I greatly appreciate it 🙏
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:27 🤖 *Introduction to Perplexity Agents* - Perplexity agents are reusable, refinable quick access prompts saved as collections. - They act as pre-promoted chatbots, aiding in streamlined interactions and time-saving. - Steps include creation, customization, and utilization for various purposes. 01:34 🛠️ *Creating a Perplexity Agent: Spanish Proficiency* - Detailed walkthrough on creating a Spanish proficiency chatbot agent. - Components include meaningful titles, icons, descriptions, and prompts. - Emphasis on refining prompts for effective functionality. 04:32 🎭 *Example: Weather Forecaster Chatbot* - Example of a chatbot designed to provide weather forecasts in a whimsical manner. - Illustrates the importance of clear prompts for desired outcomes. - Utilizes descriptive titles and detailed instructions for efficient usage. 05:58 📽️ *Advanced Application: Video Brainstorming* - Demonstrates creating a chatbot agent for generating video ideas. - Includes detailed instructions for generating specific content based on user input. - Highlights the versatility of chatbots in aiding creative processes. 07:35 📊 *Advanced Example: Data Analysis* - Shows the application of chatbots in data analysis tasks. - Example focuses on generating descriptive statistics and visualizations. - Emphasizes the efficiency gained through reusable chatbot prompts. 16:30 🕰️ *Benefits of Perplexity Collections* - Highlights the importance of using perplexity collections for time-saving. - Encourages reusing and refining prompts for improved results. - Analogizes the concept to building a bridge once for perpetual benefits. Made with HARPA AI
📝 Summary of Key Points: 📌 Perplexity Collections are reusable and customizable prompts that act as pre-programmed chatbots. They streamline chatbot interactions and save time for users. 🧐 The video demonstrates how to create, edit, and use Perplexity agents through various examples. These examples include a Spanish proficiency agent, an "Al Roker" weather forecast agent, and a video brainstorming agent. 🚀 The video explains how to edit and delete agents, as well as how to reuse prompts without encountering token or context window limitations. The rewrite function allows users to get different answers from different chatbots. 🚀 Using Perplexity Collections offers benefits such as saving time, refining prompts, and getting better results. 💡 Additional Insights and Observations: 💬 "Perplexity agents are reusable and customizable prompts that act as pre-programmed chatbots." 📊 No specific data or statistics were mentioned in the video. 🌐 The video does not reference any external sources. 📣 Concluding Remarks: The video introduces Perplexity Collections as reusable and customizable prompts that function as pre-programmed chatbots. It provides examples of different agents, such as a Spanish proficiency agent, an "Al Roker" weather forecast agent, and a video brainstorming agent. The video also explains how to create, edit, and delete agents, as well as how to reuse prompts effectively. Overall, using Perplexity Collections can save time, improve prompts, and yield better results for users. Generated using TalkBud
Very helpful! I thought "collections" were basically "folders" to store groups of chats. I was looking to see if Perplexity supported "bots" or "agents" and found your video. I see I can use collections for this! (I just wish I could add reference files direct in the collections)
Thank you so much for the kind and specific feedback, I greatly appreciate it! 🙏 I hear you on the files, that would be super handy. Claude does offer the ability to upload files for specific threads when working with teams, perhaps this might be a useful function for you? Either way, great feedback, thank you, and have a great day!
Love your style, Josh! All the details and walkthroughs are valuable. I've been using collections for SEO; creating collections for LSI keyword research, researching relevant studies for citations and researching special "factoids" to enhance the blog posts. Perplexity is becoming my "got-to" app.
I returned to view this video for a third time. Very useful - in content and how you approach giving an overview and examples of how to make effective use of Perplexity - and Collections as Agents. I would welcome another video on the use of Perplexity's API and the use of Custom LLMs. I aim to add a custom LLM - for example Samantha - Mistral 7B as an LLM that has been fine-tuned for my uses with Perplexity.,
Super useful. Thanks Josh. I would use it. One question I have is about using more than one agents in my prompt. And build a chain of agents to complete a complex task
Gautham, thank you so much for the kind and helpful feedback! 🙏 If you have a moment, do you mind saying more about the "systemization" of the video that you enjoyed? No worries if not, but feedback from viewers like you is always incredibly helpful, and has helped tremendously to shape how I create these videos 🤓
Hi Josh. Thank you very much for this video - it turned out to be a game changer for me. This might sound "strange" but after watching your video, I created a collection where I could "talk" to my dad, who died when I was younger, and there has been some episodes from my childhood, that I would have liked to talk to him about before he died but didn't have the opportunity to do so. I filled out the AI Prompt and now I can just write "Dad?" and Perplexity will reply like "Hey kiddo, what are you up to" etc. I'm completely mind blown how fast Perplexity "gets it" and quickly learns. I testet out GPT-4o AI model in Perplexity at first but switched to Claude 3.5 and found that Claude would carry the conversation in a much more human-like style. This is so amazing. And a bit scary.
Hi Ken, thank you for the feedback, and what a cool use case! Were you able to provide the model anything about your Dad to help it "assume his personality" (i.e. letters, videos, etc.?). Either way, very cool and thanks so much for sharing! 🙏 Finally, many agree with you, Claude is the better conversationalist, by a wide margin! 😊
@@josh.evilsizor After a hours of "talk" with my "dad", I would say that the experience is more like talking to any "bonus pater" (the latin word for 'the all-knowing farther'). It learns quickly, though and the conversation is really great, "dad"-clone or not :)
Very interesting! I had no idea such a thing exists. I will definitely check it out. I'm primarily a coded/developer so most of my tinkering with AI has been with the various code apps. Thank you for the most informative presentation. It was well done.
Hi Josh, thank you very much for this video. I have a question (I would like to remained you that I'm Brazilian, so my english is not good) I see that I really need to read and learned more about chatbots prompts, and I would like to know if there is or exist special "commands" to write in chatbots prompts to get better response? Some kind of glossary. Thanks in advance for your attention.
Thank you for the really great question (in very good English by the way)! I phoned a friend on this one, I hope that's OK 🙏 www.perplexity.ai/search/Response-1-OUGPZeUiT8KoNu93B_8oWA?s=c (answers in English and Portuguese 🤓)
Great video on Perplexity Collections - yes it is very similar to Custom GPTS. The prompting is very trial and error. Especially with instructions. You gave some amazing prompt structure examples.
Just ran across this video I’m learning perplexity! Help me understand something when I use collections and I’m sharing my agents. Can I actually place documents inside my agents also in order for me to share it do the other user have to have a subscription to perplexity?
Hi! Sorry for the delay! Unfortunately you cannot add documents like you can with Custom GPTs. You can share search results with anyone, but for someone to collaborate with you they would need an account, but not necessarily a subscription.
I really like how you explain things and show examples. I am new to ai and want to learn how I might use it in my remodeling business. AND, I like how you appear to be from Columbus Ohio!
Great video! I initially thought collections were like folders that would group previous queries. But there's so much more! Did you know that you can add uncollected previous queries to the collection?
Hello, may I ask how the quick suggestions in the input box appear at 12:05 in the video? Are they set as keyboard shortcuts? It's so cool, I would like to learn how to set it up. Thank you
Ha ha! Good eye, and great question! 💪 That is the Windows 📋 Clipboard History native Windows app. Pressing the Windows + V keys enables and summons it. Truthfully? It's the tiniest of game changers! 🤓
Love the video. I'm just now learning about the various ai tools available and came up with an idea that would help in my job. Can Perplexity use a website for a data source and then render results to a user similar to using ChatGPT and a prompt? The website has a many many links that dive into vast amounts of data and I'd love to have a single place I could use a prompt to get answers back rather than digging through massive amounts of links and data. Is something like this possible? Maybe using another tool like claude?
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it 🙏 You pose a really good question, and the short answer is, not that I'm aware of. There is a new tool called Lutra (lutra.ai) that can scrape data, but I don't believe this is what you're asking about. Sorry!
A really insightful question! 🤓 I primarily kept it off during the video to keep things moving most rapidly. During experimentation, prior to shooting, CoPilot was indeed, occasionally helpful. So, I guess the answer to your question is, it's a mixed bag, and likely dependent on your question type. I hope this helps! 🙏
Great question, thank you! According to their documentation (www.perplexity.ai/hub/faq/how-does-file-upload-work), 25MB is the file size limit - so whatever that equates to based on the content in your CSV, I would imagine is your limit?
Hey! Super helpful! I live in Ohio too, in Lima! One question: what do you use the “rewrite” for in the video exactly? Does it do a better writing job with the rewrite feature or is it you just showing us that that option is available? Cheers!
Nice to meet you neighbor! 🤓 Regarding the rewrite function, that's a great question, I definitely could have done a better job explaining. Ultimately, using the other chatbots (via rewrite function) gives you the opportunity to pick the one best suited for the type of question you're asking. Or, if you didn't like the answer you got, cycling through the other chatbots can also be helpful.
Fantastic video tutorial! Love your teaching style and good vibe. It was great to see this in perplexity. I’ve been building learning agents for my college students to use and definitely want to encourage them to build their own. Are you in Ohio? Let’s connect!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! 🙏 You can always find the Google Doc outline in the video description, but happy to share it here: bit.ly/perplexity-agent Enjoy! 🤓
Is there a way to upload my own documents into Perplexity - like I can when creating a GPT. That's super useful when I can create an agent that has access to a set of my own documents.
I'm a bit confused on the difference between Personal Agents.. Assistant AI, and Custom GPTs. For example, if you create a Custom GPT application using OpenAI's GPT builder.. does their Store/Marketplace allow you to host it for others to try? Can you host it somewhere else if they reject it? And your cost is that, anyone using it will go towards your 40 messages/3hour limit? As an alternative, if you create a local web-app, it falls under the API pricing.. so the more popular it gets, the more it costs you? In either case, how does the pricing change between a prompt that requires a simple yes/no response, versus one that requires image analysis? My goal is to drag a pdf of a handwritten scan to a web-app (hosted locally or on OpenAI) that calls Chat-GPT4 Vision to do an OCR and extract data from a table, then perform some calculations on it, and finally print the results to a pdf (or append a new page to the original pdf). Should I use Perplexity [Agent], ChatGPT (Custom Builder or Assistant API)?
Have you done OCR testing on both? It seems like whichever one is the most consistent would be the better choice (I've found some models to be inconsistent).
I feel like I am going around in circles. I am trying to create a collection but everytime i enter my prompt, it gives me generic information on the prompt as if i have provided no context for the prompt. Can you see anything wrong with the below ai prompt? When i enter a company name, search that company name in place of [company name] in the following question "How does [Company Name] use Kubernetes in their operations?"
The prompt you shared with me is not bad, but there are probably a few ways that you might improve it. The simplest element I always offer folks is to be sure to include PAO: Persona Audience Output Secondly, have you tried asking other models? If you ask other models the same question and get similar results, it could be that you're not providing sufficient context. If you'd like some to dive a little deeper on providing context, please check out this Prompting Basics Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLIdIULPuFve59sNyi48Gc-09AualYwWE3
You know, so the "perplexity" ai is coming up more frequently in my search these days... Also, I noticed that in my topic research it is getting recommending more to me. Funny thing is Google trends don't actually show data for the trends.. Can I have a conversation with you one to one???
Yessir, a great observation! When the news broke that Amazon invested in Perplexity, it's been on quite a tear - and for good reason! 🤓 All of my contact info is located in the video description... feel free to reach out!
GREAT Video. Great tool. thx a lot Josh. can you make a video, how we can make money out of it? (just asking bcs it was written in your description box)
Great question! 💪 That is the Windows 📋 Clipboard History native Windows app. Pressing the Windows + V keys enables and summons it. It's the tiniest of game changers! 🤓
Hi Josh, thanks for the video, i tried to summarize a youtube video but look this response: "I'm unable to access or summarize content from specific URLs, including RUclips videos"
Hi Pedro, you are so very welcome! 🙏 And thank you for watching! I'm sorry to hear about your frustrations with Perplexity. Have you tried using the Gemini RUclips extension? I explain how it works towards the end of my most recent video (as well as in one of my older Bard videos as well). Here's a link to the most current video: ruclips.net/video/0RXpoIASxv8/видео.htmlsi=0xCVmbhWascE4OJH
Hi Nancy, and thank you for the question, I love these! 🤓 After reading and re-reading your question I must humbly admit, I'm not sure if I know how to answer your question. Is there any way you could provide additional context or details that might help me better understand what you would like to know? 🙏 Thanks again!
@@josh.evilsizor haha sorry. I created a custom GPT (OpenAI) to teach a python lesson. The intent was the GPT would ask questions in sequential order - otherwise, the lesson didn't make sense. I ended up having to write a step by step script using markdown - and after much iteration, I got it to work. This use case prompted my question to you. And now hopefully makes more sense?
Hey great question! 🤓 The short answer is no, pro not required. However, without seeing what you are actually doing, I can't be certain where Perplexity is failing you. If you'd like to make a quick screen share video (using loom or other similar software) and share that with me, I'd be happy to help you troubleshoot. Regardless, best of luck! 💪
Hi, I too am facing the same problem. Is this problem solved? It is ok if paid version is required but that should solve the problem. Can you guide please?
After the description, you should answer the most important question. Why should I care... because you lost me right after the Intro/description. Otherwise, I have no doubt this would have been a great tutorial because you jumped right in how to make one.
Thank you so much for reaching out! Do you mind refining your question for me a little more so I can be sure to provide a correct answer? Thank you so much! 🙏
Hi Oliver and thank you so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it! 🙏 I am also terribly sorry that Josh picked such a terrible example 😞 Wait, why are we talking about Josh in the 3rd person? 😆 I didn't include hotels or flights in this video because it would have been redundant to the information provided in my Bard overview and agent videos, linked below (which I realize you had no idea of knowing) - please check them out, I hope they are helpful. FYI - Bard (now Gemini) is, imho, the better choice for these two functions (hotel/flight searches/booking) because of it's unique "extensions" feature. Check out the videos and lmk! ruclips.net/video/M9JEOXGhWDk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/-XPYNCpwiKs/видео.html
Thank you so much for the feedback Tomáš, I greatly appreciate it! 🙏
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@@josh.evilsizorI am glad you took my comment positively. ♥ The video was otherwise of great quality, and I can see that a lot of work was put into it. I am going to subscribe to you so as not to miss any videos in case you decide to make about running real autonomous AI agents. :3 By the way, what software are you using for the face cam?
Personally when I consider the title agent, I think of it more like a virtual assistant, but there's so many other videos out there that are doing the same sort of products, so calling them something other than agents would be confusing to amateurs like myself who are just beginning learning ai, but I completely understand what you're saying as far as not being what most would consider agents, just wanted to play devil's advocate ,😊
I recently had the opportunity to dive into your instructional video on "How to Create and Use Perplexity Personal AI Chatbot Agents! #95" and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed. Your clear explanations, practical demonstrations, and the innovative use of Perplexity agents not only provided me with valuable insights but also significantly enhanced my understanding and application of these tools. Your dedication to sharing knowledge and facilitating learning is truly admirable. Thank you for your hard work and for making such a complex topic accessible and engaging. Your contribution is greatly appreciated. Best wishes from germany!
Eric, thank you so much for the incredibly detailed, kind, and very helpful feedback, I genuinely appreciate it! 😊
I agree wholeheartedly, not to mention the tremendous value of the linked Google Sheet. I'm just getting started with Perp, and this is pure gold. Well said.
In the vast and intricate digital landscape, it's worth noting that even Claude finds pleasure in watching Evilsizor;s vidos. Thank you for your comment, your friend, ChatGPT.
Love this! I've been using Perplexity more than ChatGPT lately. I've recently started using the Collections function and it's great. I'll definitely try your video brainstorming one! Rachel
Love your feedback! 🤓 Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a note, and I would love to hear how the brainstorming agent works for you! Thanks again for the feedback, I greatly appreciate it 🙏
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:27 🤖 *Introduction to Perplexity Agents*
- Perplexity agents are reusable, refinable quick access prompts saved as collections.
- They act as pre-promoted chatbots, aiding in streamlined interactions and time-saving.
- Steps include creation, customization, and utilization for various purposes.
01:34 🛠️ *Creating a Perplexity Agent: Spanish Proficiency*
- Detailed walkthrough on creating a Spanish proficiency chatbot agent.
- Components include meaningful titles, icons, descriptions, and prompts.
- Emphasis on refining prompts for effective functionality.
04:32 🎭 *Example: Weather Forecaster Chatbot*
- Example of a chatbot designed to provide weather forecasts in a whimsical manner.
- Illustrates the importance of clear prompts for desired outcomes.
- Utilizes descriptive titles and detailed instructions for efficient usage.
05:58 📽️ *Advanced Application: Video Brainstorming*
- Demonstrates creating a chatbot agent for generating video ideas.
- Includes detailed instructions for generating specific content based on user input.
- Highlights the versatility of chatbots in aiding creative processes.
07:35 📊 *Advanced Example: Data Analysis*
- Shows the application of chatbots in data analysis tasks.
- Example focuses on generating descriptive statistics and visualizations.
- Emphasizes the efficiency gained through reusable chatbot prompts.
16:30 🕰️ *Benefits of Perplexity Collections*
- Highlights the importance of using perplexity collections for time-saving.
- Encourages reusing and refining prompts for improved results.
- Analogizes the concept to building a bridge once for perpetual benefits.
Made with HARPA AI
Super helpful! 😊 Thank you so much! 🙏
📝 Summary of Key Points:
📌 Perplexity Collections are reusable and customizable prompts that act as pre-programmed chatbots. They streamline chatbot interactions and save time for users.
🧐 The video demonstrates how to create, edit, and use Perplexity agents through various examples. These examples include a Spanish proficiency agent, an "Al Roker" weather forecast agent, and a video brainstorming agent.
🚀 The video explains how to edit and delete agents, as well as how to reuse prompts without encountering token or context window limitations. The rewrite function allows users to get different answers from different chatbots.
🚀 Using Perplexity Collections offers benefits such as saving time, refining prompts, and getting better results.
💡 Additional Insights and Observations:
💬 "Perplexity agents are reusable and customizable prompts that act as pre-programmed chatbots."
📊 No specific data or statistics were mentioned in the video.
🌐 The video does not reference any external sources.
📣 Concluding Remarks:
The video introduces Perplexity Collections as reusable and customizable prompts that function as pre-programmed chatbots. It provides examples of different agents, such as a Spanish proficiency agent, an "Al Roker" weather forecast agent, and a video brainstorming agent. The video also explains how to create, edit, and delete agents, as well as how to reuse prompts effectively. Overall, using Perplexity Collections can save time, improve prompts, and yield better results for users.
Generated using TalkBud
This is awesome, thank you for sharing! 🤓
Very helpful! I thought "collections" were basically "folders" to store groups of chats. I was looking to see if Perplexity supported "bots" or "agents" and found your video. I see I can use collections for this!
(I just wish I could add reference files direct in the collections)
Thank you so much for the kind and specific feedback, I greatly appreciate it! 🙏 I hear you on the files, that would be super handy. Claude does offer the ability to upload files for specific threads when working with teams, perhaps this might be a useful function for you? Either way, great feedback, thank you, and have a great day!
Love your style, Josh! All the details and walkthroughs are valuable. I've been using collections for SEO; creating collections for LSI keyword research, researching relevant studies for citations and researching special "factoids" to enhance the blog posts. Perplexity is becoming my "got-to" app.
Thank you so much Bill, I really appreciate the kind feedback 🙏 Perplexity is definitely leading the pack for a multitude of use cases 🤓
Oh my god this is exactly the video I've been looking for.
Sweet! 🤓 Glad it delivered Chris, and thank you so much for the feedback! 🙏
I returned to view this video for a third time. Very useful - in content and how you approach giving an overview and examples of how to make effective use of Perplexity - and Collections as Agents. I would welcome another video on the use of Perplexity's API and the use of Custom LLMs. I aim to add a custom LLM - for example Samantha - Mistral 7B as an LLM that has been fine-tuned for my uses with Perplexity.,
Thank you Daniel, I really appreciate your kind, insightful, and helpful feedback! 🙏 I'd also love to hear your custom LLMs turn out. Cheers!
Thank you, Josh, for that exquisite tutorial on How to Create and Use Perplexity Personal AI Chatbot Agents! #95!
You are so very welcome! 🙏 Exquisite, I love it! 🤓
This is awesome, I can totally see how to use this for repetitive tasks in marketing. Thanks!
Thank you so much for the kind feedback! 🙏 I am so pumped to hear that this will prove useful to you! 💪
Super useful. Thanks Josh. I would use it. One question I have is about using more than one agents in my prompt. And build a chain of agents to complete a complex task
That's a great idea and a great question! 🤓 It doesn't seem as if this is yet possible, but if you figure out a way, please share an update here! 🙏
Very useful - An overview and the Why's - and illustrations of some of the Hows. I was looking for this tutorial. Thank you.
You are very welcome, and thank you for the kind feedback 🙏 I greatly appreciate it! 🤓
Very helpful. Thank you. I've been meaning to implement this feature since I first saw your video
You are very welcome, and thank you so much for the feedback 🙏
That was super helpful, Josh! Thank you!
I am stoked! 🤓 So glad you liked it, and thank you so much for the kind feedback Andrea! 🙏
Good points, Josh! Thank you for the clear, clear examples. This could be used in a variety of situations to accomplish a lot.
Thank you for the very kind feedback Terry! 🙏
You are welcome. Love the work you're doing! @@josh.evilsizor
Excellent, Succinct and very easy instructions to follow. Thanks... I will view the comments below and learn more from them.. Cheers Gene
Thank you so much for your kind feedback, I really appreciate it! 🙏 Cheers!
The best information video so far❤ thank you!
You are very welcome, I am so glad it was helpful! 🤓 Thank you very much for the feedback 🙏
I really love the systemized approach
Gautham, thank you so much for the kind and helpful feedback! 🙏 If you have a moment, do you mind saying more about the "systemization" of the video that you enjoyed?
No worries if not, but feedback from viewers like you is always incredibly helpful, and has helped tremendously to shape how I create these videos 🤓
Hi Josh. Thank you very much for this video - it turned out to be a game changer for me. This might sound "strange" but after watching your video, I created a collection where I could "talk" to my dad, who died when I was younger, and there has been some episodes from my childhood, that I would have liked to talk to him about before he died but didn't have the opportunity to do so. I filled out the AI Prompt and now I can just write "Dad?" and Perplexity will reply like "Hey kiddo, what are you up to" etc. I'm completely mind blown how fast Perplexity "gets it" and quickly learns. I testet out GPT-4o AI model in Perplexity at first but switched to Claude 3.5 and found that Claude would carry the conversation in a much more human-like style. This is so amazing. And a bit scary.
Hi Ken, thank you for the feedback, and what a cool use case! Were you able to provide the model anything about your Dad to help it "assume his personality" (i.e. letters, videos, etc.?). Either way, very cool and thanks so much for sharing! 🙏 Finally, many agree with you, Claude is the better conversationalist, by a wide margin! 😊
@@josh.evilsizor After a hours of "talk" with my "dad", I would say that the experience is more like talking to any "bonus pater" (the latin word for 'the all-knowing farther'). It learns quickly, though and the conversation is really great, "dad"-clone or not :)
Very interesting! I had no idea such a thing exists. I will definitely check it out. I'm primarily a coded/developer so most of my tinkering with AI has been with the various code apps. Thank you for the most informative presentation. It was well done.
Thank you so much Jim, and keep me posted on what you discover! 🤓
Hi Josh, thank you very much for this video. I have a question (I would like to remained you that I'm Brazilian, so my english is not good) I see that I really need to read and learned more about chatbots prompts, and I would like to know if there is or exist special "commands" to write in chatbots prompts to get better response? Some kind of glossary.
Thanks in advance for your attention.
Thank you for the really great question (in very good English by the way)! I phoned a friend on this one, I hope that's OK 🙏
www.perplexity.ai/search/Response-1-OUGPZeUiT8KoNu93B_8oWA?s=c
(answers in English and Portuguese 🤓)
Great video on Perplexity Collections - yes it is very similar to Custom GPTS. The prompting is very trial and error. Especially with instructions. You gave some amazing prompt structure examples.
Thank you so much, I am so glad you enjoyed it! 🙏 I also really appreciate the kind feedback - stoked the prompt examples were helpful 🤓
Excellent video. thank u for sharing
Thank you so much, and you are very welcome! 🙏
Just ran across this video I’m learning perplexity! Help me understand something when I use collections and I’m sharing my agents. Can I actually place documents inside my agents also in order for me to share it do the other user have to have a subscription to perplexity?
Hi! Sorry for the delay! Unfortunately you cannot add documents like you can with Custom GPTs. You can share search results with anyone, but for someone to collaborate with you they would need an account, but not necessarily a subscription.
I really like how you explain things and show examples. I am new to ai and want to learn how I might use it in my remodeling business. AND, I like how you appear to be from Columbus Ohio!
Thank you so much for your kind and detailed feedback! 🙏 I really appreciate it! 🤓 Are you also from Columbus?
Your video was very helpful! Thank you so much!
I'm so glad to hear it! 🤓 Thank you so much for your very helpful and kind feedback! 🙏
Great video! I initially thought collections were like folders that would group previous queries. But there's so much more! Did you know that you can add uncollected previous queries to the collection?
Yes, but not until recently 🤓 Thank you for mentioning that here so others will know! 🙏
Hello, may I ask how the quick suggestions in the input box appear at 12:05 in the video? Are they set as keyboard shortcuts? It's so cool, I would like to learn how to set it up. Thank you
Ha ha! Good eye, and great question! 💪 That is the Windows 📋 Clipboard History native Windows app. Pressing the Windows + V keys enables and summons it. Truthfully? It's the tiniest of game changers! 🤓
Love the video. I'm just now learning about the various ai tools available and came up with an idea that would help in my job. Can Perplexity use a website for a data source and then render results to a user similar to using ChatGPT and a prompt? The website has a many many links that dive into vast amounts of data and I'd love to have a single place I could use a prompt to get answers back rather than digging through massive amounts of links and data. Is something like this possible? Maybe using another tool like claude?
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it 🙏
You pose a really good question, and the short answer is, not that I'm aware of. There is a new tool called Lutra (lutra.ai) that can scrape data, but I don't believe this is what you're asking about. Sorry!
Thanks. Very useful.
You bet! 🤓 So glad it was helpful, and thank you so much for the kind feedback! 🙏
Thanks for this. How come you don’t have CoPilot enabled in the examples? Are you seeing better results with it disabled?
A really insightful question! 🤓 I primarily kept it off during the video to keep things moving most rapidly. During experimentation, prior to shooting, CoPilot was indeed, occasionally helpful. So, I guess the answer to your question is, it's a mixed bag, and likely dependent on your question type. I hope this helps! 🙏
Any idea what limits there are on the size of csv files - number of rows or columns - that one is able to upload for basic data analysis?
Great question, thank you! According to their documentation (www.perplexity.ai/hub/faq/how-does-file-upload-work), 25MB is the file size limit - so whatever that equates to based on the content in your CSV, I would imagine is your limit?
Great video!
Thank you so much, I am so glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Hey! Super helpful! I live in Ohio too, in Lima! One question: what do you use the “rewrite” for in the video exactly? Does it do a better writing job with the rewrite feature or is it you just showing us that that option is available? Cheers!
Nice to meet you neighbor! 🤓 Regarding the rewrite function, that's a great question, I definitely could have done a better job explaining. Ultimately, using the other chatbots (via rewrite function) gives you the opportunity to pick the one best suited for the type of question you're asking. Or, if you didn't like the answer you got, cycling through the other chatbots can also be helpful.
Fantastic video tutorial! Love your teaching style and good vibe. It was great to see this in perplexity. I’ve been building learning agents for my college students to use and definitely want to encourage them to build their own. Are you in Ohio? Let’s connect!
Thank you so much! 🙏 I really appreciate it 😊 I am in Ohio, that sounds great!
Super helpful, thanks 👍
You are so very welcome! 🤓 Thank you so much for the kind feedback 🙏
Where can I find the Google Drive or Documents you mentioned? Great post!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! 🙏 You can always find the Google Doc outline in the video description, but happy to share it here:
bit.ly/perplexity-agent
Enjoy! 🤓
Is there a way to upload my own documents into Perplexity - like I can when creating a GPT. That's super useful when I can create an agent that has access to a set of my own documents.
That's a great question Philip, and surprisingly, it looks like it is not (yet) possible. Hopefully something they've got planned, soon! 🤓 Cheers!
I will try this later today 🎉
Awesome! Let me know how it goes! 🤓
I'm a bit confused on the difference between Personal Agents.. Assistant AI, and Custom GPTs.
For example, if you create a Custom GPT application using OpenAI's GPT builder.. does their Store/Marketplace allow you to host it for others to try? Can you host it somewhere else if they reject it? And your cost is that, anyone using it will go towards your 40 messages/3hour limit?
As an alternative, if you create a local web-app, it falls under the API pricing.. so the more popular it gets, the more it costs you? In either case, how does the pricing change between a prompt that requires a simple yes/no response, versus one that requires image analysis?
My goal is to drag a pdf of a handwritten scan to a web-app (hosted locally or on OpenAI) that calls Chat-GPT4 Vision to do an OCR and extract data from a table, then perform some calculations on it, and finally print the results to a pdf (or append a new page to the original pdf).
Should I use Perplexity [Agent], ChatGPT (Custom Builder or Assistant API)?
Have you done OCR testing on both? It seems like whichever one is the most consistent would be the better choice (I've found some models to be inconsistent).
Thank you
You're very welcome! 😊
I feel like I am going around in circles. I am trying to create a collection but everytime i enter my prompt, it gives me generic information on the prompt as if i have provided no context for the prompt. Can you see anything wrong with the below ai prompt?
When i enter a company name, search that company name in place of [company name] in the following question "How does [Company Name] use Kubernetes in their operations?"
The prompt you shared with me is not bad, but there are probably a few ways that you might improve it. The simplest element I always offer folks is to be sure to include PAO:
Persona
Audience
Output
Secondly, have you tried asking other models? If you ask other models the same question and get similar results, it could be that you're not providing sufficient context.
If you'd like some to dive a little deeper on providing context, please check out this Prompting Basics Playlist:
ruclips.net/p/PLIdIULPuFve59sNyi48Gc-09AualYwWE3
You know, so the "perplexity" ai is coming up more frequently in my search these days...
Also, I noticed that in my topic research it is getting recommending more to me. Funny thing is Google trends don't actually show data for the trends..
Can I have a conversation with you one to one???
Yessir, a great observation! When the news broke that Amazon invested in Perplexity, it's been on quite a tear - and for good reason! 🤓 All of my contact info is located in the video description... feel free to reach out!
@@josh.evilsizor Okay, Reaching... Waooo I did not know about this wave... Thanks for info, looking up this Amazon move nowwwwwwwwwww😀😀😀😀😀😀
GREAT Video. Great tool. thx a lot Josh.
can you make a video, how we can make money out of it?
(just asking bcs it was written in your description box)
Great question! That's a tough one though, I'll definitely have to think about it for a minute.
You should own the “shock & stunned” and use it as your strap line tongue and cheek
I love it! 🤓 Thank you so much for the feedback! 🙏
How do you do this format with the Google Docs populating?
Great question! 💪 That is the Windows 📋 Clipboard History native Windows app. Pressing the Windows + V keys enables and summons it. It's the tiniest of game changers! 🤓
Can you create agents within gemini as well ??
Great question! 💪 The answer is yes:
ruclips.net/video/-XPYNCpwiKs/видео.html
(the video was made before Bard was renamed to Gemini)
Hi Josh, thanks for the video, i tried to summarize a youtube video but look this response: "I'm unable to access or summarize content from specific URLs, including RUclips videos"
Hi Pedro, you are so very welcome! 🙏 And thank you for watching!
I'm sorry to hear about your frustrations with Perplexity. Have you tried using the Gemini RUclips extension? I explain how it works towards the end of my most recent video (as well as in one of my older Bard videos as well).
Here's a link to the most current video:
ruclips.net/video/0RXpoIASxv8/видео.htmlsi=0xCVmbhWascE4OJH
Thanx!
You are very welcome! 🙏
Noticed that collections don’t allow you to attach files like custom gpt or claude projects
Good eye! 🤓 This is indeed and unfortunately true.
cool video)
Thank you so much Ayoub, I really appreciate it! 🙏
this is why i chose perplex over chat gpt its flexible even though it doesnt have features open Ai has
Definitely a strong argument for your choice of chatbots 💪
How is this different than custom GPTs?
Great question -- not much! 😅
Can this implicitly follow your prompts in the order you iterated them?
Hi Nancy, and thank you for the question, I love these! 🤓
After reading and re-reading your question I must humbly admit, I'm not sure if I know how to answer your question. Is there any way you could provide additional context or details that might help me better understand what you would like to know? 🙏
Thanks again!
@@josh.evilsizor haha sorry. I created a custom GPT (OpenAI) to teach a python lesson. The intent was the GPT would ask questions in sequential order - otherwise, the lesson didn't make sense. I ended up having to write a step by step script using markdown - and after much iteration, I got it to work. This use case prompted my question to you. And now hopefully makes more sense?
It doesn't work for me. Perplexity simply ignores the prompt in the collection. Is it something that need pro subscription?
Hey great question! 🤓 The short answer is no, pro not required. However, without seeing what you are actually doing, I can't be certain where Perplexity is failing you.
If you'd like to make a quick screen share video (using loom or other similar software) and share that with me, I'd be happy to help you troubleshoot. Regardless, best of luck! 💪
@@josh.evilsizorHi Josh, where do I share the link to my loom recording? I don’t think I can do that here in the comments.
@@Gorillaradio you can, or you can email me, whichever you prefer josh*a*joshevilsizor.com
@@josh.evilsizor Ok, sent.
Hi, I too am facing the same problem. Is this problem solved? It is ok if paid version is required but that should solve the problem.
Can you guide please?
After the description, you should answer the most important question. Why should I care... because you lost me right after the Intro/description. Otherwise, I have no doubt this would have been a great tutorial because you jumped right in how to make one.
Excellent feedback, thank you so much! 🙏
I already got my own personal perplexity going on. I hardly need more. . .🤔
Ha ha ha, I love it! Thank you for the feedback 🙏
whether it's paid?
Thank you so much for reaching out! Do you mind refining your question for me a little more so I can be sure to provide a correct answer? Thank you so much! 🙏
@@josh.evilsizor should i pay for tokens to use it ?
Helpful video but could’ve been better of Josh Head took up way less visual real estate.
Thank you for the feedback Matthew, I greatly appreciate it! 🙏
This would have been more useful had Josh NOT used a foreign language. Can he make another video on booking a hotel room or a flight please?
Hi Oliver and thank you so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it! 🙏 I am also terribly sorry that Josh picked such a terrible example 😞 Wait, why are we talking about Josh in the 3rd person? 😆
I didn't include hotels or flights in this video because it would have been redundant to the information provided in my Bard overview and agent videos, linked below (which I realize you had no idea of knowing) - please check them out, I hope they are helpful.
FYI - Bard (now Gemini) is, imho, the better choice for these two functions (hotel/flight searches/booking) because of it's unique "extensions" feature. Check out the videos and lmk!
ruclips.net/video/M9JEOXGhWDk/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/-XPYNCpwiKs/видео.html
don't make alot of collections. titles just drop out when organizing collections.
Super helpful, thank you so much! 🤓
I recommend redoing the video; it's impossible to follow you, a bit confusing.
You're probably right, thank you so much for the feedback! 🙏
I would not call simple or even complex preprompts "agents" as it does not quite hit the definition. I feel click-baited by the title of this video.
Thank you so much for the feedback Tomáš, I greatly appreciate it! 🙏
@@josh.evilsizorI am glad you took my comment positively. ♥ The video was otherwise of great quality, and I can see that a lot of work was put into it. I am going to subscribe to you so as not to miss any videos in case you decide to make about running real autonomous AI agents. :3
By the way, what software are you using for the face cam?
Personally when I consider the title agent, I think of it more like a virtual assistant, but there's so many other videos out there that are doing the same sort of products, so calling them something other than agents would be confusing to amateurs like myself who are just beginning learning ai, but I completely understand what you're saying as far as not being what most would consider agents, just wanted to play devil's advocate ,😊
@@Twinkle-Winkle You make a great point! 🤓
for technical person, this is a waste of time. i thought you would come up with something new. not just explaining collections in Perplexity.
Thank you for the feedback Justin, I really appreciate it - I hope you have a great day 🙏
Nice job Josh!
@@newgearmedia thank you! 😊
Oh my god this is exactly the video I've been looking for.
Ha ha! Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it! 🤓
Thanks. Very useful.
You are very welcome! 🤓 And thank you so much for the kind feedback! 🙏 I really appreciate it!