This is set to be a revolutionary moment for BricksForge Assistent effort (if pushed further). The YouTube video linked above showcases a groundbreaking development that is expected to radically transform the way BricksForge could operate and interact with Open AI.
The latest Open AI update introduces a function catalog feature. With this feature, you can now offer the AI a bunch of possible functions to use and it prepares the calls, if required. For example, if you make a request to incorporate new colors in Bricks Builder, or any other action that corresponds with a function interface, the system is capable of handling it effectively. This is possible by describing the task to GPT 3.5 or higher versions using the new functions capability.
The highlight of this feature is its smart functioning. Based on your request prompt and the available functions descriptions, the AI is designed to determine the call it needs to make. It not only identifies the necessary actions, but also returns it to you for execution (JSON list). This mechanism ensures the call aligns with the user’s and AI’s intent, boosting the overall efficiency and user experience.
Think about the implications this has for Bricks(Forge). You can now prompt very specific actions relevant to Bricks(Forge). More so, you can provide the AI with function definitions that are context-specific. In response, the AI evaluates whether it needs to execute these calls. Furthermore, it determines what parameters it should employ to achieve its goals.
This means the AI is not only capable of understanding the user’s request but also of deciding on the appropriate course of action, giving a significant boost to the system’s autonomy and user-friendliness. The integration of this feature not only streamlines the operational process of Bricks(Forge), but also greatly enhances its capabilities, making it a game-changer for the platform.
IN MY OPINION: Now it is time to move fast and implement this ASAP!
It makes many of my previous ideas above unnecessary and uses a built-in methodology going forward. I don’t use revolutionary much, but this is somewhat amazing!