Copilot Builder

Gooey.AI's Copilot is the best chatbot builder anywhere, combining your choice of LLMs (GPT4o, GPT4o-mini, Gemini, Claude3.5, Mixtral or LLaMA3), knowledge docs from any link or doc/PDF (with table support!), speech recognition, text-to-speech and Lipsync, editable synthetic data pipelines, built in πŸ‘πŸΏ πŸ‘ŽπŸΌ feedback, conversation analysis, WhatsApp, slack, Facebook and API integrations and much more.

In this example, we present Farmer.CHAT. It uses a collection of documents and transcripts of 100s of videos representing best practices to answer common questions from Indian farmers. We load these documents + transcripts into a vector database. With each question, we search the vector DB and then add the results to a GPT script below to create an answer to the farmer's questions. Simply change the Instructions and Knowledge docs & tap Submit and then Save to make it your own.

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GPT-4o-mini (openai)

πŸ“„ Knowledge

Add documents or links to give your copilot a knowledge base. When asked a question, we'll search them to generate an answer with citations.

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πŸ’ͺ Capabilities

Google Text-to-Speech

hi-IN-Wavenet-A (Female)

Please refer to the list of voice names here


Functions

Functions give your workflow the ability run Javascript code (with webcalls!) allowing it execute logic, use common JS libraries or make external API calls before or after the workflow runs. Learn more.

After

Save Copilot Data to an External Server Endpoint

βŒ₯ Variables

Variables let you pass custom parameters to your workflow. Access a variable in your instruction prompt with Jinja, e.g. {{ my_variable }}
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Irrigating a chilli field is essential for optimal growth and yield. Here are some key points on how to effectively manage irrigation for chillies:

  1. Initial Irrigation: After transplanting the seedlings into the main field, it's important to irrigate them immediately. This helps the plants establish themselves in their new environment.

  2. Frequency of Irrigation:

    • Summer: Water the plants at least once a week, as higher temperatures increase the moisture requirement.
    • Winter: In cooler months, irrigation should be done every 10 to 12 days, as the plants require less water.
    • Rainy Season: Irrigation should be adjusted based on rainfall. If there has been sufficient rain, additional watering may not be necessary [*] [‑].
  3. Even Distribution: Ensure that the entire field is irrigated evenly. Avoid water accumulation in one area, as this can harm the plants and lead to root rot [‑].

  4. Irrigation Methods: Consider using methods like drip irrigation or furrow irrigation to provide consistent moisture without over-saturating the soil. This is particularly effective for maintaining soil moisture levels during critical growth periods, such as flowering and fruit setting [Β§] [β™ ].

  5. Monitoring Soil Moisture: Regularly check the soil moisture levels. If the soil is too dry, it may hinder flowering and fruit development. Conversely, overwatering can lead to diseases [‑] [ΒΆ].

  6. Use of Organic Solutions: Incorporating organic matter like Jeevamrit (a natural fertilizer) every 10-15 days can enhance soil health and moisture retention [‑].

By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your chilli plants receive the right amount of water at the right times, promoting healthy growth and maximizing yield. πŸŒ±πŸ’§

*. How to do irrigation in a chilli field? https://gooey.ai/2/rbL2
‑. Weeding and irrigation management in chilli https://gooey.ai/2/rWWx
Β§. Chilli Transplantation in Field https://gooey.ai/2/v11Z
ΒΆ. Introduction on Chilli cultivation https://gooey.ai/2/xdE1
β™ . Chilli uprooting and transplanting https://gooey.ai/2/GPb4

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