I built an assistant for a client, and want to integrate in his website now. What do I do? I fine tuned it, added lot of files, fixed its language, etc, but the final step is confusing for me.
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You’ll need to create/use an interface that supports the Assistant.
There are lots of open-source options available through GitHub. They do typically require a little bit of understanding to initialize. Mainly just server management, and environment variable setting.
You’ll use a back-end (server) to store the API key and act as a middle-man service that then passes the information to the front-end (website) to display.
If this is something you’re not comfortable with you can either just try your best (and feel free to post your progress here), pay someone to get you started, or find a service that offers a plug-and-play option (although I haven’t seen any that are worth it. I would highly recommend instead picking an open-source option and paying someone to put it together and/or help you)
https://github.com/search?q=OpenAI%20Assistant%20UI&type=repositories
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Hey, not sure if you are still looking for a solution to embed your assistant to a website, if so you can take a look at this. I am the developer of this and would be happy to help if any issues.
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Has anyone tried openwidget? Perhaps an easier option for some people? BTW, I do not receive any commission from them. Just came across them on a Google search.
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Just tried openwidget. Works but it’s very basic - I haven’t found any tool yet that supports streaming token support which I believe it necessary to provide a good user experience especially when answers are getting long.
you could try third party app it works great to build chatbot and embed it to your website!
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I’ve ended up with the AI Engine too. It seems to be the most straightforward integration with WP that supports streaming tokens when you get the Pro version.
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I will try that next for another project using Squarespace. Thx!
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