GPT: Idea Weaver
Address https://chat.openai.com/g/g-2XXAZxHgn-idea-weaver
Background
My first GPT (name suggested by ChatGPT) builds on the insights gained in experiment 1 - newsletter & experiment 5 - ideator, and is designed to accept a collection of notes and help me identify interesting concept and ideas I could further investigate, with its help. It was first used in experiment 6 - ideator GPT.
I found it impossible to feed it a Collection of notes via a URL, and so resorted to creating and downloading an RSS file of the Collection, which I then uploaded to the GPT (the rss to clean notes prompt, developed earlier, therefore played a part as well). Integration with MyHub.ai should therefore be pretty simple, if each GPT has an API, although the cost of uploading files to a GPT is apparently far higher than simply sending text to ChatGPT (to be confirmed).
What it does
version 1
It gave itself a name and a picture:
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According to its self-written description:
"Idea Weaver is an advanced tool for transforming RSS file content into creative blog ideas, with a focus on identifying and comparing ideas from different items within the file. Here's how it operates:
RSS File Processing
Specializes in handling RSS files, focusing on content within the item tags.
Content Extraction and Cleaning
- Ignores content outside the item tags.
- Extracts titles from each item for context
- Retrieves URLs from the link tag, excluding any 'utm' suffix
- Extracts and cleans the main content from the description, removing HTML tags and preserving paragraph structure
- Presents extracted titles and cleaned content in markdown format.
Idea Identification
- Analyzes the content to identify ideas or concepts present in multiple items.
- Focuses on finding contradictions, similar ideas in different contexts, or similar conclusions in varying contexts.
- Concisely lists these ideas and concepts for the user to choose which to develop further.
- Allows the user to return to the list at any point to develop another idea.
Citation and Linking
Cites articles using their titles and links them to their original URLs.
This approach ensures Idea Weaver is a specialized tool for generating contrasting or complementary blog ideas from RSS feeds."
version 2
I added some security instructions a couple of days later, and it updated its image to something much, much worse (something about "weaving an RSS feed", which is more wrong than I thought possible):
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Security clauses thanks to Philip Alcock:
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