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Real-Time Chat GPT API: Build Your Own AI Assistant! π€ποΈ In this video, we dive deep into Chat GPT's new real-time API, exploring its capabilities and showing you how to integrate it into your applications. Perfect for beginners and experienced developers alike! π Key Points: Real-time conversation capabilities Function calling for external data (e.g., weather) Memory storage functionality Multiple voice options Easy integration with existing applications π Links: Patreon: https://patreon.com/MervinPraison Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/mervinpraison Discord: https://discord.gg/nNZu5gGT59 Twitter / X : https://twitter.com/mervinpraison GPU for 50% of it's cost: https://bit.ly/mervin-praison Coupon: MervinPraison (A6000, A5000) π οΈ Tools & Resources: platform.openai.com GitHub Repo: https://github.com/openai/openai-realtime-console Node.js and npm π¨βπ» Tutorial Steps: Clone the GitHub repository Navigate to the project folder Install dependencies (npm install) Start the application (npm start) Add your OpenAI API key Connect and start interacting! π§ Customization: Modify console.page.tsx to add your own tools and functionalities Adjust settings like threshold, prefix, and silence duration π Learn More: Function calling explained Weather and memory tool implementations React component breakdown π‘ Pro Tip: This real-time API can revolutionize customer service applications! π Like, Subscribe, and hit the Bell icon to stay updated on the latest in AI technology! π Useful Links: OpenAI Platform: https://platform.openai.com Node.js: https://nodejs.org π Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 0:35 - Overview of real-time API features 1:16 - Exploring platform.openai.com interface 2:28 - Setting up the project locally 3:25 - Connecting to the API and testing 4:55 - Code walkthrough of console page.TSX 6:32 - Explanation of weather and memory tools 7:05 - Final demonstration of API capabilities 7:34 - Conclusion #ChatGPT #RealTimeAPI #AIAssistant #OpenAI #TechTutorial Questions? Comments? Let us know below! π
