Godly
Add context to GPT-3 completionsGive GPT-3 the background it needs
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Build a GPT-3 chatbot that answers from your own material
- Test how context changes model responses
- Add retrieval to an existing GPT-3 integration
How to use it
- 1 Start the Godly free trial
- 2 Add the context you want the model to use
- 3 Test it with the project chatbot or playground
- 4 Integrate it into your app with the SDK
- 5 Adjust context and re-test as needed
Who it is for
Pros
- Context retrieval handled for you
- No-code testing through the project chatbot
- SDK keeps integration short
Limitations
- Built around GPT-3, so other models are future work
- You still need your own OpenAI access
- Free trial ends and paid use follows
What Godly is
Godly is a tool that adds context to GPT-3. You supply the material the model should know about, and Godly uses OpenAI embedding models to find the most relevant context and append it to your prompts, so completions come back personalised instead of generic. Each project includes a chatbot, which means you can explore how your context changes answers without writing any code. Godly Playground lets you debug and manage which context is influencing a given prompt, and a simple SDK handles integration into your own GPT-3 completions. The vendor also notes future support for multiple language models, so the current focus is narrower than the roadmap. A free trial is available to test the setup.
What you can do with it
- Add relevant context to GPT-3 prompts automatically
- Test context behaviour with a project chatbot, no code required
- Debug which context is affecting a prompt in the playground
- Integrate context into your app with the provided SDK
Who it is for
- Developers building GPT-3 powered applications
- Teams that want a chatbot to answer from their own material
- Anyone experimenting with retrieval and prompt behaviour
What to watch out for
The tool is built around GPT-3, and support for other models is described as future work rather than current, so check the model list before you plan around it. You still need your own OpenAI access, which carries its own costs and rate limits. Free trial access ends and paid use follows, so confirm the plans before you build on it. Retrieval quality depends on how well your context is written and organised, so expect to iterate on the material rather than set it once.
FAQ
What does Godly do?
It adds relevant context to GPT-3 prompts for personalised answers.
How does it find context?
It uses OpenAI embedding models to retrieve the most relevant material.
Do I need to code?
You can test with the built-in chatbot, and an SDK is provided for integration.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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