OpenAI API: Building Assistants

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Morten Rand-Hendriksen

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01 - Introduction

01 - Building custom AI agents with the OpenAI Assistants API.mp4

00:54

02 - How to use the exercise files.mp4

03:04

02 - 1. Using the Assistants API

01 - Assistants GPTs, but through the API.mp4

03:21

02 - Creating a basic assistant in the OpenAI playground.mp4

04:37

03 - Adding capabilities, funcitons, and files to an assistant.mp4

04:20

04 - Creating assistants, threads, and runs through the API.mp4

06:32

05 - Assistant API endpoints.mp4

03:12

06 - Creating a basic assistant chat in Python and Node.js.mp4

06:25

03 - 2. Next steps

01 - Going further.mp4

02:16

Description

OpenAI’s Assistants API allows you to create custom GPT versions with their own instructions, knowledge retrieval, and actions for highly specialized and targeted functionality to incorporate into larger products. In this course you’ll learn how to harness the power of custom GPT Assistants for everything from small personal tasks to large enterprise applications.

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Morten Rand-Hendriksen

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