Wow, cool! I was trying to build something myself with a custom connector, but found your built-in one. Only thing i do not seem to manage right now when using it in a power automation is that with subsequent questions it understands it in the context of the previous one. Is that possible ? Currently the anwers on subsequent questions seem to not be in context and are seen as a whole new topic. I was hoping to integrate the power automation with a power virtual agent to have a chatbot and connect it to Teams. That does work, but as said the next question is not in the context of the first one.
@@R2Power Thanks. Need to think how to do that as i'm now triggering the flow from a power virtual agent that starts based on unknown input. The unknown input is than fed to the flow with the GPT 3 connector. Perhaps i should save previous asks in a sharepoint list or something to keep those triggers between flow runs.
Thanks for the video its great im already using it just having some issues on how to extend the length of the prompt text body and also i use the answer on a powerapps respond action do you have tips for this.
Already updated the connector in the microsoft github repo 2 days ago, but it takes a few days/weeks to update into the platform. Open PR is here: github.com/microsoft/PowerPlatformConnectors/pull/2194 You could easily download the API defintion there and add davinci-003 yourself
Hey the Chatbot example might be broken. After DLing, importing and then entering an API Key, replies come back blank and the OnSelect reports an error that an API key was not supplied. Any ideas?
I'm not using the pre-filled Galleries at all and wouldn't recommend doing so. The code is basically on the screen. Probably start with the app that is available on github
I tried to make a nice chatbot called "Seline" like my wife and a sarcastic a*hole chatbot called "Robin" (named after me). But the sarcastic one was too nice, so I ditched the idea. Obviously didn't delete everything from the code 😅
![[PowerApps] Finally connect to the REAL ChatGPT and EVEN GPT4 😮](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5vpdkxl9MUw/mqdefault.jpg)
The images are the juicy bit for me! but the whole thing is glorious. thank you so much
They are scraped from google. Probably violates the TOS, so I won't provide that connector 😜
wow, Gratulation! coole Sache!
Danke dir!
That is outstanding!!!
Thanks Giorgio! Let me know as soon you tested it!
world class Robin!
THANKS!!!
Thanks, really great
Hope you'll build something great with it!
Really cool and helpful connector - thanks! Will you integrate Dall-E any time soon? Would be great!
already submitted it to Microsoft a few weeks ago. Hopefully it'll be available soon
Thank you for the connector - are you thinking of adding the possibilty to add the suffix to the connector as well ?
I got some help from another community member on the connector and he added some stuff.
Will take ~3 weeks till it is in production
Wow, cool! I was trying to build something myself with a custom connector, but found your built-in one. Only thing i do not seem to manage right now when using it in a power automation is that with subsequent questions it understands it in the context of the previous one. Is that possible ? Currently the anwers on subsequent questions seem to not be in context and are seen as a whole new topic.
I was hoping to integrate the power automation with a power virtual agent to have a chatbot and connect it to Teams. That does work, but as said the next question is not in the context of the first one.
I've linked my chatbot app under the video!
You have to send the whole conversation in the prompt to give context.
@@R2Power Thanks. Need to think how to do that as i'm now triggering the flow from a power virtual agent that starts based on unknown input. The unknown input is than fed to the flow with the GPT 3 connector. Perhaps i should save previous asks in a sharepoint list or something to keep those triggers between flow runs.
@@MrBartyt or in variables in the PVA session
Thanks for the video its great im already using it just having some issues on how to extend the length of the prompt text body and also i use the answer on a powerapps respond action do you have tips for this.
Increase the MaxTokens. 100 as a standard is not that much
It is great, but it should allow to use other models, as currently it doesn't allow use of the new davinci-003 model
Already updated the connector in the microsoft github repo 2 days ago, but it takes a few days/weeks to update into the platform.
Open PR is here:
github.com/microsoft/PowerPlatformConnectors/pull/2194
You could easily download the API defintion there and add davinci-003 yourself
Hey the Chatbot example might be broken. After DLing, importing and then entering an API Key, replies come back blank and the OnSelect reports an error that an API key was not supplied. Any ideas?
Did you enter the API key as stated: "Bearer sk-aksdasd...."?
@@R2Power I did in the end, my mistake!
How does it know to write each text to the corresponding Title, Subtitle, Body and Image for the gallery you're using?
I'm not using the pre-filled Galleries at all and wouldn't recommend doing so.
The code is basically on the screen. Probably start with the app that is available on github
Hi, I've a question.
I have downloaded your chatbot from gitbub and imported it from my power apps
but it has something like robin , whats that?
I tried to make a nice chatbot called "Seline" like my wife and a sarcastic a*hole chatbot called "Robin" (named after me).
But the sarcastic one was too nice, so I ditched the idea. Obviously didn't delete everything from the code 😅
@@R2Power whenever you have time pls do the changes
@@hydrochloricgrip4464 which changes?
@@R2Power I mean, deleting those codes like Selina, Robin....
If I delete then it affects other buttons so it's kinda hard for me to delete them
Is there a character limit for Chinese characters?
I found that only 40 words can be returned.
You have to increase the max tokens (max is 4000)
These are ~1500 words (including the prompt)
No idea though how this works with chinese characters.