Hi Joshua. Can you make a tutorial or share resources on how to create the intent classifier you made using protopie? Please do I want to create something similar
All you need to do is add an option in your json for the model. Here's the API reference section where you just add in the ID you want to chat with in the model option. platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/chat/create#:~:text=ID%20of%20the%20model%20to%20use.%20See%20the%20model%20endpoint%20compatibility%20table%20for%20details%20on%20which%20models%20work%20with%20the%20Chat%20API.
It is possible that the text is coming in with a line break at the beginning. It may be in the form of a /n or something which you could possibly use the replace() function to remove.
Thanks a lot for this tutorial. Quick question - are you a developer? Your video title says no coding experience but the process looks almost like we need to have coding experience to be able to do this. I'm a designer and currently researching how to design a chatbot which I'll be able to conduct a usability test on in Useberry. Your video popped up but it looks daunting..
I realize this comment is a bit delayed, but technically the work being done doesn't require coding experience, especially if you are just using the literal API's presented in the tutorial, but it doesn't hurt to know coding principles, especially how API requests work, but when I first started in making API requests in ProtoPie, I had no API experience.
Hi bro, It's a lot of help. But next time you can attach started pie files and also link to resources(notion link for example). By the way, this is an excellent tutorial. Nice try bro, million thanks
@@protopiper Many thanks. But i got another message problem message": "Incorrect API key provided: {API key}. You can find your API key at Is it dependent on my plan? I do exactly your tutorial. I got my API secret key before
@@GMTTUTSyou need to replace the {api key} with your actual API key which you need to get from the API provider. Also remove the brackets when you add it to the json. It will look something like this: "Bearer Kbsi&3ndjs$iDo5rm*3m"
@@protopiper Thank you, it's work now Once again thank you for creating an in-depth and advanced API tutorial with Protopie. Can't wait to watch more from you
Thank you so much for the tutorial! Could you share a tutorial using Gemini/Google AI studio API?
Hi Joshua. Can you make a tutorial or share resources on how to create the intent classifier you made using protopie? Please do I want to create something similar
Great tutorial! Do you know how to use a certain openai Assistant using Assistant ID?
All you need to do is add an option in your json for the model. Here's the API reference section where you just add in the ID you want to chat with in the model option.
platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/chat/create#:~:text=ID%20of%20the%20model%20to%20use.%20See%20the%20model%20endpoint%20compatibility%20table%20for%20details%20on%20which%20models%20work%20with%20the%20Chat%20API.
Hey, any idea why the text coming from ChatGPT has a weird top padding? Maybe try to add a background color to the answer received to see the effect.
It is possible that the text is coming in with a line break at the beginning. It may be in the form of a /n or something which you could possibly use the replace() function to remove.
Thanks a lot for this tutorial. Quick question - are you a developer? Your video title says no coding experience but the process looks almost like we need to have coding experience to be able to do this. I'm a designer and currently researching how to design a chatbot which I'll be able to conduct a usability test on in Useberry. Your video popped up but it looks daunting..
I realize this comment is a bit delayed, but technically the work being done doesn't require coding experience, especially if you are just using the literal API's presented in the tutorial, but it doesn't hurt to know coding principles, especially how API requests work, but when I first started in making API requests in ProtoPie, I had no API experience.
Hi bro, It's a lot of help. But next time you can attach started pie files and also link to resources(notion link for example). By the way, this is an excellent tutorial. Nice try bro, million thanks
Thanks for the suggestion @GMTTUTS. Just added those resources to the video.
@@protopiper
Many thanks. But i got another message problem
message": "Incorrect API key provided: {API key}. You can find your API key at
Is it dependent on my plan? I do exactly your tutorial. I got my API secret key before
@@GMTTUTSyou need to replace the {api key} with your actual API key which you need to get from the API provider. Also remove the brackets when you add it to the json. It will look something like this: "Bearer Kbsi&3ndjs$iDo5rm*3m"
@@protopiper Thank you, it's work now
Once again thank you for creating an in-depth and advanced API tutorial with Protopie. Can't wait to watch more from you