These Useful new nodes will let GPT Trigger automations

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Learn how to use the Call Intent and Register Intent nodes from my AI-Intent plugin for node red. These allow you to connect your GPT responses to specific automations as well as allow you to call different automations that are not connected.
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@NigelinAustralia 8 месяцев назад

Excellent that helps a lot. New to node red but getting better. Im using the exposed entities to filter what I send to got nowadays. Tweaking the functions as I go but this will help me heaps

@technithusiast 8 месяцев назад

You’re on the right track! This plug-in gives to the power to control what you send GPT on a per-automation basis. This keeps your token count and cost lower than sending everything in one shot

@tedev 8 месяцев назад

how are we able to send history data to this and be able to ask questions based on that? for example "when was the last two times that this door opened?"

@technithusiast 8 месяцев назад

If you’re familiar working with home assistant Yaml you can use the render template node which lets you use Yaml to collect that information. Alternatively you can use the get history mode. (I’m releasing a video soon about on that one 😁)

@Joseph-ko2kl 8 месяцев назад

Micheal, Micheal, Micheal. I found your channel, I have watched all your content now and now am ready to tell you what I think. You know..cuz it's the internet and of course you want to know right? First thing I really like your channel but I want to LOVE your channel. You are doing great things, your production is crazy professional considering it is not what you do and you said it is a 1 man show. WOW. Impressive, Really. Here is what I would love to see. DETAlL BRO!! Please stop with the tease, like you showing me the panties, then you drop your skirt and walk away smiling. NO. No. No! I don't want a commercial, I don't want to know just what you did. I NEED DETAILS, I want to be able to cut and paste and do it myself. If I was a Software Engineer Hells Yeah I could figure it out. I ain't one of those... > sad face, 1 little tear < It would be great if you could do some..a couple... 1 once in a while.. (PLEASE) videos where you really break down how to use Node Red for example cuz NO it is not easy to understand for the dumb people...like me for example. I get tech changes but it would still be nice. Thank you for posting your Flows that is GREAT! Still love what you are doing even if you totally ignore me and MY NEEDS. Peace.

@technithusiast 8 месяцев назад

Your analogy had me rolling 🤣🤣 I hear you bro. It’s strange cuz I get a lot of mixed messages. I get enthusiasts like yourself that want details but when I put out videos that go in-depth no one really watches it (or at least that’s the signals RU-vid shows me). As you probably saw, I released a plug-in to help people connect to GPT which makes it A LOT easier to make tutorials now that I don’t have to explain each time how to connect to GPT. So you should see more detailed tutorials from me for the next few months. If you’re not aware, channel members do get early access and they help me test and refine features/automations as well as share great ideas. Would love to have you aboard 😁 ru-vid.com/show-UCN4_NYvCU-tvIG3F1QSVdSwjoin

@Joseph-ko2kl 8 месяцев назад

@@technithusiast 🤣 Glad you got the humor. I have been doing HA for a few years now and I know enough to follow along and grasp the concept but will get lost quickly without guardrails. Even though HA has come so far in being usable by filthy common folk you still need to be pretty darn technical to truly exploit all it's power. I'm not there, not going to be, ever TBT so for me the more detail and mind numbing steps the better. A creator can't make those kind of videos and gain traction on the platform I get that but once in a while or an accompanying detailed blog post would be very welcomed by folks like me. Thank for the content, thanks for the channel. Keep doing You Boo-Boo.

@PontusWelin 8 месяцев назад

Thanks! One thing I've been struggling with is getting arguments to work with the intent nodes. Sometimes I have gotten gpt to use arguments, but mostly it doesn't. Or is it better to not use arguments for intent nodes? So instead of having a "turnOnLights" intent registered, I should have "turnOnKitchenLights" for example?

@PontusWelin 8 месяцев назад

Another thing I would really like to know how to do is making gpt call two functions with one response. I want it to do whatever I asked it to do. And I want it to send its response to a function for outputting the response text to a speaker. But I can't get that to work either

@technithusiast 8 месяцев назад

for the example you described it’s better to use the Tools node. The tools node is where you truly define your function arguments. Use the call/register intent nodes when you want GPT to trigger automations that do not require arguments. As for your second question, I have not seen GPT call two functions with one request. It will only “call” one function at a time. They may change things in the future but for now it only calls a single function per request. If you need it to call multiple things then you will have to get creative either by asking GPT to give you all the parameter data so you can call all the functions manually yourself or you can call GPT one at a time which is what most do.

@PontusWelin 8 месяцев назад

@@technithusiast ok, thanks! I was thinking this might be the case but was holding out hope for intent to be usable for this. It would be so cool. But it makes sense to use functions to remove the choice from gpt

@PontusWelin 8 месяцев назад

@@technithusiastI am still getting the error where deleted register intent nodes show up in the output from openai response. Last time it resolved itself but now it is showing up again

@technithusiast 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for reporting this error. I’ll look into it and push out a fix. By the way, can you elaborate further when you said, “…to remove the choice from GPT”. I’m curious if my explanation of all the nodes is lacking in my videos

@settlece 8 месяцев назад

Really do appreciate it

@technithusiast 8 месяцев назад

and im really grateful you find my plugins helpful ✊🏾😁

@Erik-nf7jr 8 месяцев назад

Hi Can you put whole KE json onto your github page Sorry for bad endlish

@technithusiast 8 месяцев назад

Hi! I would love to. I plan on making it available once I sort through several pain-points that I feel would hurt everyone’s experience using the automation. Once it’s ready I will definitely share with everyone 😁. Im not sure if you knew, but channel members get early access to a lot of the automations as well as access to beta testing new automations. If this is something you find interesting I would love to have you as part of our channel members. You can try this link to join: youtube.com/@technithusiast?si=307VlCOBqiZ5Rdf0/join (I’m not sure this works on the app. I think you can only join on a desktop or web browser)

@filikun 8 месяцев назад

My problem is that as soon as I give chat gpt access to an array of entity_ids I must specify like precisely the entity_id name in my question otherwise it will just do exactly as I tell it. Like for example Turn off the office lights will execute a turn_off command for the domain light but for a entity_id of light.office_lights instead of light.office_group_all. I''m not sure how to solve that. It's like it has to many options of entities that it just goes ahead and makes up it's own. light.office_lights is not even in the list.

@filikun 8 месяцев назад

EDIT: Is it because the "Get entity" node outputs as array? Does it not have the possibility to run trough all my light entities?

@technithusiast 8 месяцев назад

I've seen that issue before but usually it goes away if i am explicitly clear with my instructions in the System Node. Im not sure what version of GPT you're using but another thing that helps is using GPT-4 and higher. It seems to innately know to use the entities you provide.

@technithusiast 8 месяцев назад

It's ok that Get Entity returns an array of entities however i find that if the data within each object is too beefy GPT gets confused. I tend to use the Render Template Node as i can craft specifically the list of entities i want GPT to know about. You can do the same with the Get Entity node but you will have to add a function node and filter the data manually before sending it to GPT