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🤖 GPT Documentation
This wiki page is meant to provide information about what a GPT is and the core concepts around GPTs.
These are the set of guidelines that define how the GPT should respond. They establish the GPT's role, its goals in interaction, and how it should handle various situations. These instructions help maintain a consistent approach and tone in the GPT's responses.
This refers to the information the GPT has been trained on, as well as any additional knowledge sources it can access. For instance, a GPT might have baseline knowledge from its training data and access to specific external databases, files, or tools for real-time information retrieval.
These are prompts or questions designed to initiate interaction with the GPT. They are targeted to evoke responses that demonstrate the GPT's unique behavior and abilities. Conversation starters can vary greatly depending on the GPT's intended use.
This is central to a GPT's ability to access and integrate live data. By connecting to APIs, the GPT can fetch updated data from external sources, ensuring that the information it provides is current and accurate. This is particularly valuable for applications requiring real-time data analysis or responses based on the latest available information.
This term refers to the special features or functions the GPT is equipped with.
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Web Browsing: This allows the GPT to browse the internet, gathering current information and responding to queries with the most recent data available online.
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DALL-E: A capability where the GPT can generate images based on textual descriptions, providing a visual complement to text-based interactions.
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Code Interpreter: This feature enables the GPT to understand and execute code snippets in various programming languages, allowing for dynamic responses involving data processing, analysis, and visualization.