#Making custom GPT's

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lapis solstice
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If you were to make a custom gpt how would you do it, and if there was a ideal checklist what would it possibly be

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Creating a custom GPT involves a series of steps that you can follow. Here's a checklist based on the information provided in the extracts:

  1. Access the GPT Builder: Head to **https://chat.openai.com/gpts/editor** (https://chat.openai.com/gpts/editor) or select your name and then “My GPTs” on the ChatGPT platform.

  2. Create a New GPT: Select “Create a GPT” to start the process.

  3. Define Your GPT: In the Create tab, you can message the GPT Builder to help you build a new GPT. You can say something like, "Make a creative who helps generate visuals for new products" or "Make a software engineer who helps format my code."

  4. Configure Your GPT: To name and set the description of your GPT, head to the Configure tab. Here, you will also be able to select the actions you would like your GPT to take, like browsing the web or creating images.

  5. Publish Your GPT: When you’re ready to publish your GPT, select “Publish” and share it with other people if you’d like.

  6. Advanced Settings: In the GPT Editor, you can configure more detailed settings for your GPT. If you would like to provide more detailed instructions, you can set them in the Configure tab.

Remember, no coding skills are required to create a GPT, making it accessible to experts in any field or anyone with a passion for a topic. For developers, additional customization is possible through coding actions that connect GPTs to external data or services.

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@desert perch as for creating the custom instructions, is there a set order or structure i should possible follow

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Creating custom instructions for ChatGPT doesn't have a strict order or structure, but there are some general steps you can follow:

  1. Enable Beta Features: To start, you need to enable beta features. You can do this by clicking on 'Profile & Settings’, selecting 'Beta features', and toggling on 'Custom instructions'.

  2. Add Instructions: To add your instructions, click on your name and select ‘Custom instructions’.

  3. Define Your Instructions: The instructions you provide should be clear and specific to guide the model's responses. For example, if you want the model to speak in a certain style or focus on a specific topic, you can specify that in your instructions.

Remember, these custom instructions give you more control over ChatGPT’s responses. Once you set your preferences, they’ll steer future conversations.

Please note that as of the date mentioned in the extract (July 20, 2023), this feature is not yet available in the UK and EU.

Source: Custom instructions are rolling out in beta (July 20, 2023) (https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes#h_647a58ba8a)

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what about how to structure the custom instructions once it has been made @desert perch

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The extracts provided do not contain specific information on how to structure the custom instructions once they have been created. However, it's generally recommended to make your instructions clear and specific to guide the model's responses effectively.

For more detailed guidance on structuring instructions, you may want to refer to OpenAI's documentation or community forums.

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@desert perch using your training info and what ever data you can get can you use that and try again

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Based on the information provided in the extracts, here are some considerations when structuring your custom instructions for ChatGPT:

  1. Formality Level: Define how formal or casual you want ChatGPT to be. This will guide the tone of the responses.

  2. Response Length: Specify how long or short you want the responses to be. This can help in situations where you need more detailed responses or when you prefer concise answers.

  3. Addressing Style: Indicate how you want to be addressed by ChatGPT. This can personalize the interaction.

  4. Opinion Handling: Decide if you want ChatGPT to have opinions on topics or remain neutral. This can be important depending on the nature of the conversation.

  5. Data Export: Remember that custom instructions are included in your ChatGPT data export.

  6. API Usage: If you're using the OpenAI API, you can achieve a similar effect to custom instructions using system messages in the Chat Completions API.

Remember, these instructions are meant to guide the model's behavior during the conversation. They can be modified or removed anytime for future conversations.

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lapis solstice
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@desert perch if you were to make one that has to generate prompts for midjourny based on and idea that the user gives or if asked the gpt comes up with, and you neend to honor any arguments (like aspect ratio and style) if the users asks. then make into a useable prompt

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Creating a custom GPT that generates prompts based on user input and respects certain arguments like aspect ratio and style involves a combination of defining the GPT's behavior and setting up custom instructions. Here's a step-by-step guide:

  1. Define Your GPT: In the Create tab, you can message the GPT Builder to help you build a new GPT. You can say something like, "Make a creative who helps generate visuals for new products" or "Make a software engineer who helps format my code."

  2. Configure Your GPT: To name and set the description of your GPT, head to the Configure tab. Here, you will also be able to select the actions you would like your GPT to take, like browsing the web or creating images.

  3. Set Custom Instructions: In the Configure tab, you can provide detailed instructions or guidelines on how the GPT should behave, its functionalities, and any particular behaviors to avoid. For your case, you might want to include instructions like "Always consider the aspect ratio and style specified by the user when generating prompts."

  4. Add Knowledge: This allows you to provide additional context for your GPT to reference. Please note that content from the files that are uploaded could be included in the output.

  5. Enable New Capabilities: Enabling Web Browsing, DALL·E Image Generation, and Advanced Data Analysis, will allow the GPT to perform additional functionality.

  6. Set Custom Actions: You can make third-party APIs available to your GPT by providing details about the endpoints, parameters, and a description about how the model should use it. Actions for GPTs can also be imported from an OpenAPI schema. So if you’ve already built a plugin, you will be able to use your existing plugin manifests to define actions for your GPT.

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  1. Publish Your GPT: When you’re ready to publish your GPT, select “Publish” and share it with other people if you’d like.

Remember, the key to creating a successful custom GPT is to provide clear and specific instructions that guide the model's behavior.

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