I’m surprised there isn’t a WP plugin yet with a bring your own key model… Hrm…
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Reselling tokens sounds as a far more lucrative way of monetisation… But you have to be a good WP guy to get this up. Then, the app approval process.
From what I’ve seen there is only useTopic via Thrive that has gpt3 in it and again, it’s not inside WordPress.
I’m playing with using WordPress as the underlying structure for a legal assistant, but that’s going to be used internally only.
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I asked a great WP plugin developer (the Relevanssi author) to build such a plugin but he said no. Since Wordpress is so popular, someone should definitely be building an OpenAI plugin. Unfortunately I don’t have the skill set.
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What would be the plugin goal?
Image generation would be nifty and save time - input text / press button / image popped into post…
Or maybe a button to take a headline and fill out the subheads for the article in the body… Mostly the tools available now but directly in WP. For me, anyway…
To allow wordpress site owners to connect to the OpenAI API without having to write their own PHP or other code. A huge percentage of the world’s websites are built with wordpress. For example, my company’s website is built with wordpress and I’ve had to write a lot of custom code to implement GPT-3’s embeddings-based search and, soon, question answering.
Love that idea. Might be worth pursuing. Thanks. Do you know of any APIs out there to upscale the image resolution (at least X4 for full width retinas in 16:9) ? That would be the must-have. Just imagine: type text in set featured image box, get a couple of thumbnails to choose from, click one to select, get 1024x1024, click another button up-scale to 4096x4096, click to crop the aspect ratio you need… Set the image as featured and you’re done.
Fraction of the istock cost and 10x times faster…
Definitely worth pursuing this idea.
Ok. If i get your point: start with implementing the semantic search (via embeddings), then maybe extend to question answering.
Very interesting. Especially, knowing that i just finished a conversation with my business partners about it.
Personally, I’m thinking of using something like https://weaviate.io/ as a backend of the search engine for the sake of cost/performance compared to implementing openAI embeddings into WordPress. But had no experience with them (will be reaching to them anyway for my side project).
But definitely nothing prevents you from using one for the search engine/context finder and another for question answering. That would be a bomb actually.
Needs a user interface in WordPress to be able to configure searchable entities, but that’s not an issue for me (check out my github).
What would be your approximate budget? (Don’t worry, I’ll try to pre-sell it to some of my clients as well, so that no-one pays the beast alone).
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We are using useTopic for this one, directly integrated with wordpress via Thrive solutions : https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY0vtmC0fr627P4SjbMzCrGoe5ZuBvp16
Works like a wizzard, does all dirty research and crafting job, then share briefing with your writers to get final draft, and then back to use topic to fine tune and get on top of search results. Tested it on our website here https://beatofhawaii.com then started using it for our clients
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I’m looking at Pinecone and Weviate. At the moment, I just store my embeddings in WP’s SQL database. My budget is $0. 
I don’t need this built for me, because I’ve already built an integration between WP and OpenAI with custom code. I was saying that I believe there is a market for a wordpress plugin connecting WP and OpenAI. So WP users would have something standardized and could integrate faster, prefereably in a no-code or low-code way. There is something in the cookbook I believe, which could probably be developed into a WP plugin.
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Sorry confused you with the original author of the thread.
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Looks like this one might work out, especially in WordPress: Super Resolution API | DeepAI
Well, doesn’t seem to produce usable results fast enough to become interesting, a lot of edits needed to prompt to get something worth it.
Styles settings are definitely needed as no ability to use a base image to apply prompt to as in stable diffusion.
But the high resolution thing might be more useful to save money on stock photos (buying smaller image then use the upscale function to be able to use it on the website).
I have to work out my other commitments, but I have built some WordPress plugins (more custom work for clients; than FOSS releases). I think OpenAI has a lot of promise. I thought I was off to the races leveraging this project (GitHub - dneustadt/openai-client: OpenAI PHP API Client). It’s great, but doesn’t cover all of the endpoints.
I want to develop an OpenAI WordPress plugin.
My thinking of what it would need:
- a way to put in an OpenAI key and client ID in the admin settings
- a set of endpoints to assist in content generation
My question: What would the plugin need to do to be of value?
Hi @dewolfe001, thanks for replying. I was thinking less about content generation and more about search and question answering. (But of course content generation is on people’s minds a lot!) For websites with heavy content or complex text, the ability to search and find the most relevant posts/pages/custom post types, especially if there were filtering features, would be very useful. The existing search plugins are not nearly as easy and effective as what I think is possible with GPT-3. I have spent a lot of time experimenting with them, especially Relevanssi which I believe is the best on the market, and its author did some custom development for me before I started using GPT-3. Even more exciting than search is question answering, where GPT-3 could really shine on people’s websites. If users could just input a question into a search box and obtain an answer based ONLY on the CONTENT of THAT PARTICULAR SITE. That’s what my website Lexata does, but it was done with custom work because there is no plugin. I really think a lot of website owners would find this useful. It could be freemium where you don’t charge anything for the search feature (but website owners have to bring their own key) and then charge for the question answering function. I really wish I had the technical skills to build the plugin myself. I have a good conceptual understanding of what is required (e.g. embeddings are generated from certain content in the wp mysql database) but I certainly can’t write the code. 
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Hi lmccallum,
I was able to get some of the basics working with text completion to rephrase a short prompt as different text.
I’ll take a run at seeing if I can present something like ChatGPT with questions and answers. Ideally, it should limit the questions to what is containing on the site (similar to Relevansi), but I don’t know if that’s possible at present in ChatGPT.
ChatGPT definitely can’t do question answering for a specific website. It would have to be done with the embeddings endpoint combined with text-davinci-003.
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@dewolfe001 hi Shawn, definitely worth a chat over the subject. I’m working in a similar direction and we might help each other. PM me to schedule something.
BTW just finished the PHP-based client that can use parallel requests to openAI with a backoff strategy (I know guzzle does it, but this one was done on purpose like that). You can also check some of my wp code here: sergeliatko (Serge Liatko) · GitHub and here TechSpokes, Inc. · GitHub and in the wild.
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I was just reading through this thread and laughing to myself. How could you all not see how powerful this connection between OpenAI and a WP website could be? I only discovered openAI and prompting in Jan and within a week I knew that anyone who could create a plugin to leverage the power of GPT3 to automate a WP site against all the worlds knowledge and skillset would make a killing, but yet it seems that most people in here thought it could maybe be a good idea?
Right now I’ve got people throwing money at me to turn their website into an AI-powered website to automate their own personal site data.
From what I can see there are only 2 plugins right now that allow me to setup a ChatGPT bot on my site that knows my site’s data and allows people to question it to get answers to the sites data or the immediate page’s post data. The same plugin automates fine-tuning without any code input from me.
A second plugin connects with openAI and Pinecone to facilitate embeddings and QA against those embeddings, I can even embed the whole website to Pinecone through the plugin and it will add any new page automatically using a cron job. These are free plugins but I would have happily paid around $50 each for them. One of them is $39 for the pro version for 5 sites licenses for me to connect it to a form to get the web visitor’s data and use that to formulate a prompt and bring back a result for the visitor.
People are paying me to implement this into their website ASAP!!
If I had known about openAI and GPT3 and prompting back in Nov, my life would be very different now, I would have paid a dev to write me these plugins and would have dominated the market by now, and I still might.
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Hi Sim2K,
Still looking for a team? Let me know
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