-: Now that we know the basics of using OpenAI's API,
we are going to dig into some real business use cases,
such as custom chatbot platforms.
Let's go.
As we can see in these AI tools, databases,
we have lots of chatbot platforms that we can use
to build our own assistants.
For example, we have Coze that has a really good looking
and easy to use interface along with a store
where you can explore different chatbots
created by the users.
This is the section where we can create our own chatbots,
for example, here, I'm creating an e-commerce expert.
This is the prompt I'm using to configurate it.
And here I can choose the model, temperature
and max tokens as we saw previous lessons.
Also, we can add things such as external APIs
or websites, files that we can add to its knowledge base,
and then we get to publish it
and choose from many platforms that we can have available
to have conversations with it.
For example, I chose Cici,
and here is our e-commerce marketing expert
and some conversation starters to begin with.
There we go.
Another tool, it's MyZone AI Chatbot
that has on its landing page, a customer support chatbot
that we can try.
For example, we can ask
how a custom chatbot can help our business.
There we go.
It also has a nice and easy user interface
where you can customize your chatbot, add files, websites
to its training data, choose your models,
input your prompts, connect to third party APIs,
and also get the code you need to have it on your website.
And that's something really cool that we can do
with this kind of tools.
Have 24/7 customer support, AI assistance
that can help answering all the most frequent questions
about your business.
And we can think about many more use cases,
onboarding chatbots for new employees, HR chatbots
to help current employees
or assistants trained on product manuals
to help on decision making.
And that's it for custom chatbot tools.
Let's continue with some other use cases of OpenAI's API.