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Creating an AI Assistant with you.ai Step-by-Step Guide
Introduction
You.ai provides an easy way to create no-code AI assistants that can understand natural language requests and provide intelligent responses. This tutorial will walk through the key steps to set up a knowledge base and build an automation that queries the knowledge base to respond to user input.
Creating a Knowledge Base from a Transcript
- Copy the full text transcript of a video or document and paste it into a text file. This will serve as the initial knowledge base.
- In you.ai, create a new Data Source and upload the text file containing the transcript.
- The platform will process the text, extract key vectors, and create embeddings to make the transcript searchable.
- The transcript data source can now be queried using natural language searches.
Building an Automation to Query the Knowledge
- Add a "Collect Input" node to capture the user's original query in a variable called "original_query".
- Expand on the original query to generate additional search terms, saved as "refined_query".
- Use the refined queries to search the transcript data source, saving results as "query_results".
- Construct a final response that incorporates relevant text from the search results, asks Claude to summarize in its own words, and says "I don't know" if no results found.
- Display final response to user.
Most Common Data Source Mistakes
📌 Mistake 1: Not referencing the data source properly, resulting in incorrect or made-up information.-
📌 Mistake 2: Using incorrect file types for data sources, leading to incomplete or unintelligible information.-
📌 Mistake 3: Query data block issues, such as not creating a query for the data or not saving the query results as separate variables.-
📌 Mistake 4: Overloading the prompt with too much context, which can confuse the AI and yield poor results.
Conclusion
By uploading transcript text as a searchable data source, and creating an automation to query it based on user input, you can quickly build an AI assistant that provides intelligent, tailored responses to natural language requests!Thank you for taking time from your schedule to support our Content by being with us here today.
Seth West
Owner and Founder
S.D.C. (Stormfront Digital Connection)
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