Kurator - OpenAI and Gemini API setup
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Supercharge Kurator with Custom GPTs
(0:05) In this demo, I'll show you how to supercharge Curator with custom GPTs. First, we will go over how to set up your OpenAI and Gemini APIs. Then I will show you how to create and manage your custom prompts and apply them to the content you want to curate and save with Curator. Let's take a look. To set up your APIs and prompts, click on your username in the top left
Accessing AI Settings and OpenAI Setup
(0:37) corner, and from there select AI settings. In your AI settings, you can see that you have access to OpenAI and Gemini. You can set up both of these APIs. We start with OpenAI. Once you select it, up on top, you get a link that will connect you to the OpenAI API settings page.
OpenAI Registration, Billing & API Key Management
(1:05) register. Importantly, with OpenAI, you have to go to the billing and add $5 to get started. Once you do, you create a new secret key. The key with OpenAI is that once the key is created, you can't access it anymore. You always have to generate a new one. I recommend that you save this somewhere safe, in case you need to reactivate it for some reason, you have
Adding OpenAI Key & Setting Up Gemini
(1:41) access to that key. Once you get your key, you go back to your Curator AI settings page, add your API key here, and click set. We can do the same thing with Gemini. When you select Gemini, you will get a link up here. This will connect you to your Gemini account. If you don't have an account, you need to register one first. Curator
Gemini API Key Retrieval & Prompt Creation
(2:13) or Gemini offers a free tier. You can quickly take the API, create the API key here, and copy it over. Gemini allows you to recopy the API key. To the right, you have the copy API key. Once you get that, you go over to Gemini, set it, and then you're ready to create your prompts. After you set up your API keys, you're ready to create your prompts.
Understanding & Creating Custom GPT Prompts
(2:48) Prompts in Curator are custom GPTs and are applied to the content on the page. For example, I can have a prompt or a custom GPT to summarize the page I'm visiting. Or if I'm saving my AI chats, I have a custom prompt here that says, "List me all of the questions and give me an intent." Depending on your objectives, you can create and manage all of your custom
Managing & Applying Custom GPTs
(3:23) GPTs here. Once you create them, you can modify them and save them here, or you can remove them from the list. You can create as many as you want. Next, we're going to take a look at how you can apply them to the content or to the page you're visiting. Once you set up your prompts, your custom GPTs, you're now ready to
Demo: Applying Custom GPTs in Curator
(3:53) access them in your Curator popup. As a demo, I'm going to save this AI chat. This is an email campaign. You can see I now have access to all of my custom GPTs. I'm going to use the intent decoder. Since I have both OpenAI and Gemini activated, I have access to both of them. I'm going to click on Gemini, and it's going to now use the custom GPT
Analyzing & Saving Content with Custom GPTs
(4:27) to give me a list of all the questions I asked and give me an analysis. Here it is. Optimize this email for my Curator. I'm going to put that in the headline: Optimize email for Curator. This is Gemini. I want to save that inside of my GPT research