05-30-2024, 06:50 PM
(05-30-2024, 05:43 PM)SpriggsySpriggs Wrote: I guess training is the wrong word. A custom GPT has a "knowledge base". You can have a maximum of 20 files. It can use those files to create an answer. Even a zip folder can be used. It will basically only use the knowledge base when specifically asked. Otherwise, it is using whatever it already had in its model. As for testing code and such, you can create "actions" for your GPT that allow it to do things outside of ChatGPT, including REST API. So if dbox ever made a REST API for QBJS, you could definitely have it write QBJS code and then ask it to run it.Interesting - thanks for explaining.
I don't know if QBJS has a REST API, maybe? (If not, maybe one could write a primitive wrapper for it?)
In any case, I don't suppose you want to throw the problem of reading the keyboard via Raw Input at it?
(Just kidding!)