No-code solution for defining dynamic AI Agents hosted in the Cloud - Griptape Assistants



AI Summary

Summary of GripTape Cloud’s New Feature: Assistance

  • Introduction to Assistance
    • Assistance are cloud-hosted GripTape agents.
    • They can be configured dynamically without coding.
    • Configured via the GripTape Cloud UI.
  • Creating an Assistant
    • An assistant named “demo” is created with just a name and unique ID.
  • Testing the Assistant
    • The test tab allows for submitting assistant runs with inputs.
    • Inputs can template arguments, demonstrated with a personalized greeting.
  • Configuring the Assistant
    • Assistants can be assigned a knowledge base.
    • Example: The “2024 Ram 3500” knowledge base is used to answer questions from a manual.
    • The assistant correctly responds to a query about oil change frequency.
  • Adding Rule Sets
    • Rule sets can personalize the assistant’s responses.
    • Example rules include using a knowledge base for specific topics, addressing the user as “truck driver,” and using emojis.
  • Integrating Structures
    • Structures can be assigned to assistants as tools.
    • Example: A datetime structure is used to provide context on the current date and time.
  • Using Conversation Memory
    • Threads can be created for assistant runs to maintain conversation history.
    • The assistant uses this memory to answer follow-up questions accurately.
  • Checking for Overdue Tasks
    • The assistant can use the datetime tool to determine if a task is overdue.
    • It confirms the current date and indicates if an oil change is overdue.
  • Reviewing Assistant Events
    • A script can be used to print out events for an assistant run.
    • Events confirm the assistant’s use of tools, such as the datetime structure.
  • Conclusion
    • The assistance feature allows for quick configuration of assistants with knowledge bases, rule sets, and structures.
    • Users are encouraged to check the documentation or join the GripTape Discord server for support.

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