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hey, you beat me to it :D did you manage to get it to work? I tried on my own but got error messages

• yoland68 5y ago
  You might have to enable billing, that was the issue for me
  • zitterbewegung 5y ago
    No it’s a config error.
  • zitterbewegung 5y ago
    What did you change ?
    • code51 5y ago
      I set the base and engine in openai-api for goose.ai completions return fine, I'm seeing them fine in the log. However they are unusable to make Goopt work. The end of search prompts mock JSON format. I get this \"content\": [{\"name\": \"Keto Diet\", \n \"typeClass\": {}, \n \"description\":[],\n \"contentImageUri\": null }]} GPT-J doesn't seem to compose similar broken JSON so formatResults returns empty.
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      • joken0x 5y ago
        Maybe giving more examples can give a better result, for the case of GPT-3 I kept it to a few examples because of the cost of the amount of tokens. Another option is to improve formatResults to fix more cases of invalid JSON responses. If you get any improvement a pull request is welcome.
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        • code51 5y ago
          With GPT-J, search prompt works better if you don't try to get a JSON response. I don't know why but when you ask for technical formats/outputs, GPT-J heavily focuses on composing a technical document/code for you. It tends to start composing Javascript etc. I'll come up with a pull request.
• zitterbewegung 5y ago
  I’m getting error messages I think it’s an issue where the endpoint is in a configuration where it is using the old openai value I think I have to recompile it with typescript or something .
  • code51 5y ago
    I made it work but GPT-J doesn't respond in the same manner to the template prompts for search. Goopt cannot use and display GPT output from there as a search result.