Great tutorial! Your step-by-step explanation makes setting up Flow-wise a breeze. Looking forward to diving deeper into the integration options and exploring the advanced features in the upcoming videos. Thanks for the clear guidance!
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My interface does not look the same. on 1:11 I don't have any "Configuration" Button. At 1:41 I don't have any "Analyze Chatflow" option. Do you know why that is?
Thanks for your videos, you explain very well! Can you please make a tutorial to create a AI chatbot to chat with my own pdf documents with open source models, like Llama2 hosted in HuggingFace, for example? I mean, no Open AI API keys. I think that is very interesting theme. Thanks!
Hola Leon, quiero agradecerte por tu tutorial es muy bueno, espero que puedas entender este comentario o más bien pregunta, aunque esté en español. Cuando te refieres a "connect credencial" del nodo OpenAI, te aparece una venta con la cual seleccionas una altenativa, sin embargo en mi caso no me aparece ninguna ventana. Ni en el ejemplo, ni en el menú principal. Tienes alguna idea de por qué se puede producir esto? Gracias
In the latest 1.8.0, I could not locate the Analyse Chatflow under the setting tab, Even after creating and running the chat bot. Anything, I am missing out ?
Hello Leon, I want to thank you for your tutorial is very good, I hope you can understand this comment or rather question, although it is in Spanish. When you refer to "connect credential" of the OpenAI node, you see a window with which you select an alternative, however in my case I do not see any window. Neither in the example, nor in the main menu. Do you have any idea why this could happen? Thanks
thanks for your tutorial.. watching one by one. do you know if the chat client supports buttons? i know that you can have starter prompts but i wonder if we can manipulate the output from the llm to show buttons for different use cases. like talk to sales / talk to support.
Flowise doesn't support buttons.. it kind of defeats the purpose of using NLU, and is more of a "traditional" Chatbot approach. You could always use something like Botpress or Voiceflow instead 👍
Hey, why when I try using my chatbot it tells me "429 You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details."? I have a paid ChatGPT plan. Thank you in advance for your answer.
It can be confusing, but ChatGPT is a separate service to OpenAI API. That error simply means you don't have credit in in OpenAI account. You should check out my more recent video on Groq. It's FREE, so no use to pay for OpenAI for many of the use cases covered on my channel.
@leonvanzyl, do you have any advice on how to update Flowise on Render without losing my current projects? I am running it there as demonstrated in one of your older videos. Would appreciate your feedback, and follow along with your videos using an updated version of Flowise!
I will cover this in the series, but all you have to do is to go to YOUR Flowise repo and click "sync changes". This will automatically update Flowise on Render and you will not lose your Flows. Granted you're not on the free plan of course.
Hey Leon! First, thnks for the videos!! I’m having trouble maintaining my flowise station running on render, it constantly keeps running down.. its a paid instance. Can you refer me to a tutorial of yourself that might help me set up correctly só i van have a reliable chatbot? Thank you
I know you kind of answered that but I'm debating with myself whether deploying flowise on aws and using the low code, or just langchain plus something like fastAPI to expose it. I'm a developer, yes. Can you throw another bone here?
I feel your pain. I'm in the same boat in my profession 😁. Flowise is really well developed.. because it's Open Source, the contributors have done an incredible job at following best practices and building a performant tool. Coding everything from scratch and applying good principles, exception handling, etc. can be time consuming, and in a sense, reinventing the wheel. I've used Flowise to develop client solutions, and I've also used it to prototype Langchain applications which I eventually turned into a coded solution.
@leonvanzyl can flowise be exposed to a rest API? I've a customer who will consume my API, passing message and user ID for example. My API will do the AI stuff and respond. Obviously it needs to support memory for follow up questions. Can flowise do all that?
Hi Leon, I'm trying to build a website with a Chatgpt like interface. So far I have managed to create a chatflow based on OpenAI Assistant with tools like web browser etc. I have also seen your video on creating long-term memory but I have read that it is not necessary to do so for OpenAI Assistants. My question to you is the following: I want my chatbot interface to showcase a list of chat history (userID specific) which they can visit and go back to earlier conversations, just like in chatgpt. I know I can see the message history but I want the user to acces his/hers as well. Is this possible through Flowise? If so, how do I do it?
Hey there. This goes beyond the scope of Flowise, but is definitely possible. You can use Flowise to interact with the assistant using the Flowise API endpoint, but the rest of the points you made will have to be developed outside of Flowise. I assume your app involves user authentication. You could then store the threads / conversations per user, and then use the Assistants API to fetch the past messages, etc. My agency can assist you will this.
First time hearing about that. Could be your network or PC settings. Also, installation can easily take several minutes to complete. Or try one of the other methods. You could also just deploy it to Render (there's a video on my channel for Render deployment).
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