Anil, if you have the bandwidth for such an endeavor, something which would be truly valuable to the community would be to develop a process by which some or all of these API endpoints are translated into an OpenAPI schema.
I’ve not tested it, but I know OpenAPI 3.x schemas support multiple hosts (I do not believe this is supported by OpenAI though and it wouldn’t work with their current system for setting authentication).
But imagine a world where GPT builders could search and browse through a list of 2,000+ free and open APIs, selecting endpoints at will, then click a button and generate a many-host schema they could import into their GPT.
Definitely a feature request for OpenAI in my future!
Hell… maybe OpenAI should even do it themselves! Contact these API providers and arrange some sort of sharing arrangement to prevent them getting hammered, then right in the builder users could pick and choose services to add to their GPT!
I WISH!
Will never happen because data is money for most of them. The iPaaS industry will take a hit, but companies like Palantir will be huge with web3.
I’m trying to build a basic OpenAI assistant and it’s programming chaos trying to find anybody globally. Lots of scared marketers in AI.
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