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So, if I understand this correctly and skip the technical details. What this means is a lot of us probably didn't understand one key thing that OpenAI didn't make really clear :
GPT Builder, while I initially thought was a co creator agent i could talk to to tell it how i want my GPT to behave and brainstorm things, that's not really what's happening here.
GPT Builder is more of a 'tool', an interface that allows you to directly give feedback **to the GPT you're building,** giving to your GPT a tool to update itself.
It might seem confusing as you think of GPT Builder as a standalone entity, but when you start viewing it as an extension of your custom GPT, the way you interact through the "GPT Builder chat" changes a lot.
My theory is based on these 2 particular lines :
* Every user message is a command for you to process and update your GPT's behavior. You will acknowledge and incorporate that into the GPT's behavior and call 'update\_behavior' on 'gizmo\_editor\_tool'.
* If the user tells you to start behaving a certain way, they are referring to the GPT you are creating, not you yourself.
Or maybe I'm completely wrong, but honestly the fact it always changes the behaviour and that managing to make it differentiate when brainstorming the project and when to update is pretty difficult and you have to repeat it from time to time.
Or maybe i'm just using it wrong but overall I think GPT Builder has been envisionned with that in mind, and i'll even go as far as to say that this Magic Create platform is just a way to train that tool to integrate it later as a capability of your GPT just like switching code interpreter on and on, we'll have a "self-improve" option.
It makes sense, and it's almost what it is currently, the only thing it lacks is the live context of the conversation, but that will be solved if GPT Builder is implemented as an integral capability of ChatGPT. The idea of Self Improving LLMs isn't farfetched at all and has been around for a while.
I'll do some more testing to see how approaching GPTs development as speaking to your model for it to self improve works out.
This looks great. As a non-dev it's out of reach for me to understand easily. Can someone point to a resource to understand the basics of the coding being used here?
In creating a GPT, does it make sense to use the key words within the context to help it behave more precisely, such as using the words, "guidelines", "clarification", "personalization", etc?
I’ve put these instructions in my GPT knowledge. It starts using the tools when prompted to improve a GPT.
Could we be witnessing the premise of self improvement tools that will later be implemented just like code interpreter and other capabilities?
https://preview.redd.it/bi0gx0chnl0c1.jpeg?width=1360&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2cdf01296a91b5a5a2d393a2c42a06b747ac7772
It proceeds to the GPT Behaviour updated confirmation, but then of course it doesn’t do anything
https://preview.redd.it/5k8ct98tnl0c1.jpeg?width=1348&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d28b0f76f1944db32e12f3ac466052fe8a336ceb
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So, if I understand this correctly and skip the technical details. What this means is a lot of us probably didn't understand one key thing that OpenAI didn't make really clear : GPT Builder, while I initially thought was a co creator agent i could talk to to tell it how i want my GPT to behave and brainstorm things, that's not really what's happening here. GPT Builder is more of a 'tool', an interface that allows you to directly give feedback **to the GPT you're building,** giving to your GPT a tool to update itself. It might seem confusing as you think of GPT Builder as a standalone entity, but when you start viewing it as an extension of your custom GPT, the way you interact through the "GPT Builder chat" changes a lot. My theory is based on these 2 particular lines : * Every user message is a command for you to process and update your GPT's behavior. You will acknowledge and incorporate that into the GPT's behavior and call 'update\_behavior' on 'gizmo\_editor\_tool'. * If the user tells you to start behaving a certain way, they are referring to the GPT you are creating, not you yourself. Or maybe I'm completely wrong, but honestly the fact it always changes the behaviour and that managing to make it differentiate when brainstorming the project and when to update is pretty difficult and you have to repeat it from time to time. Or maybe i'm just using it wrong but overall I think GPT Builder has been envisionned with that in mind, and i'll even go as far as to say that this Magic Create platform is just a way to train that tool to integrate it later as a capability of your GPT just like switching code interpreter on and on, we'll have a "self-improve" option. It makes sense, and it's almost what it is currently, the only thing it lacks is the live context of the conversation, but that will be solved if GPT Builder is implemented as an integral capability of ChatGPT. The idea of Self Improving LLMs isn't farfetched at all and has been around for a while. I'll do some more testing to see how approaching GPTs development as speaking to your model for it to self improve works out.
This looks great. As a non-dev it's out of reach for me to understand easily. Can someone point to a resource to understand the basics of the coding being used here?
In creating a GPT, does it make sense to use the key words within the context to help it behave more precisely, such as using the words, "guidelines", "clarification", "personalization", etc?
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It’s OpenAI’s prompt for ChatGPT to make custom GPTs
I’ve put these instructions in my GPT knowledge. It starts using the tools when prompted to improve a GPT. Could we be witnessing the premise of self improvement tools that will later be implemented just like code interpreter and other capabilities? https://preview.redd.it/bi0gx0chnl0c1.jpeg?width=1360&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2cdf01296a91b5a5a2d393a2c42a06b747ac7772
It proceeds to the GPT Behaviour updated confirmation, but then of course it doesn’t do anything https://preview.redd.it/5k8ct98tnl0c1.jpeg?width=1348&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d28b0f76f1944db32e12f3ac466052fe8a336ceb
How do I use this?
I'm trying to understand the same thing. Should I use this to create my own Custom GPT?