Can I use this to run multiple operations within a scenario at the same time from the same trigger? Or is there a way to do that? I thought that was what router did that. I have like 8 things I want GPT4 to do from the same prior prompt (I make an outline and ask chat GPT to write content for each “section”) and don’t want to run each operation one after another as that takes like 5 minutes whereas it’s like 35 seconds per operation. So if I run them all at the same time plus a delay to let it catch up, it’d be closer to 35seconds than 5 minutes. I guess if I put a HTTP where I have the router and then create 8 different scenarios emerging from the webhook (or maybe I have that backwards), maybe it would work? I have to experiment.
You will need to review the chatgpt webhook limits - if possible you could use non sequential webhook processing and then send each of the 8 things to make to process at the same time - it would then return the data packets at the same time, so you would need a way to collect and organize them to display them to the user correctly. Bubble.io will likely be the better solution for what you're trying to do.
Hi Mitch.. thank you for this awesome video... i am trying to set up a scenario where, one trigger is a webhook receiving data from chatbot... another trigger is Dropbox Watch Folder... the ideal flow is... when user clicks a button to upload file within a chatbot, it will open dropbox folder and will upload the file. Parallely, the chatbot will trigger an external API call to the Integromat webhook, so that it collects the userID of the chat user. Now, when dropbox finds that a new file is uploaded, then, it will send a message using builtin integration to the bot platform... i need the webhook to collect the userID. how can I do this in parallel? thanks in advance for your help.
Thank you very much for this great video, it was so helpful and saved me a lot of time.
My pleasure, glad you liked it.
Wow, good idea. I'm going to implement this.
Thanks for watching.
Can I use this to run multiple operations within a scenario at the same time from the same trigger? Or is there a way to do that?
I thought that was what router did that. I have like 8 things I want GPT4 to do from the same prior prompt (I make an outline and ask chat GPT to write content for each “section”) and don’t want to run each operation one after another as that takes like 5 minutes whereas it’s like 35 seconds per operation. So if I run them all at the same time plus a delay to let it catch up, it’d be closer to 35seconds than 5 minutes.
I guess if I put a HTTP where I have the router and then create 8 different scenarios emerging from the webhook (or maybe I have that backwards), maybe it would work? I have to experiment.
You will need to review the chatgpt webhook limits - if possible you could use non sequential webhook processing and then send each of the 8 things to make to process at the same time - it would then return the data packets at the same time, so you would need a way to collect and organize them to display them to the user correctly. Bubble.io will likely be the better solution for what you're trying to do.
@@NoCodeAutomators great, thanks!
Hi Mitch.. thank you for this awesome video...
i am trying to set up a scenario where, one trigger is a webhook receiving data from chatbot... another trigger is Dropbox Watch Folder...
the ideal flow is... when user clicks a button to upload file within a chatbot, it will open dropbox folder and will upload the file.
Parallely, the chatbot will trigger an external API call to the Integromat webhook, so that it collects the userID of the chat user.
Now, when dropbox finds that a new file is uploaded, then, it will send a message using builtin integration to the bot platform...
i need the webhook to collect the userID.
how can I do this in parallel? thanks in advance for your help.
this is a little hard to follow, were you able to set this up?
@@NoCodeAutomators i don't use Make anymore... I use Pabbly Connect and Flowmattic for my automation needs
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