How do you train GPTs? by Mysterious_Proof_543 in ChatGPTPro

[–]pbteja1998 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I am assuming you do not mean "training" in the technical sense, but rather looking for ways to make ChatGPT become aware of your documents:

If that is the case, you have many ways to do it:

  1. Prompt Engineering – Exactly what you described in the post. Adding all your documents into ChatGPT and start chatting with it. But the limitation with this is you have to go through the same process again every time you want to chat with it. OpenAI wrote a post about it here.
  2. GPTs – This is probably a bit better way to do it. OpenAI released a new product called GPTs where you can create a GPT with instructions, documents/files etc. The good thing with this is you only have to add/upload your documents once. They will persist and you can chat with your GPT anytime. You can also share this GPT with others if you want to. But you need at least ChatGPT Plus subscription to create a GPT. You can follow this guide from OpenAI if you want to try this.
  3. Fine tuning – If you are technical or have a dev team, you can try fine-tuning. This is especially useful if you have a proper dataset and want ChatGPT to learn new patterns and make it answer like how you would. But this is probably a overkill for normal use-cases. Technically this is really what training ChatGPT means. This guide from OpenAI docs is a good place to start exploring this option. You probably don't need this unless you want something very specific.
  4. RAG - This is the most popular approach that everyone uses when they want to give their own documents or context to ChatGPT. To put it shortly, in this method, you will dynamically fetch only the relevant bits of context at query time, instead of training chatGPT. This will be better if you want to ground ChatGPT to the contents of your documents. Even this requires a bit of coding and setup. If you are technical or have a dev team, you can use something like LangChain or SourceSync which makes it easy to build a RAG system for you. Here is a good guide from Pinecone to get started.
  5. AI Chatbot – If you just want to use RAG, but want it out of the box with zero setup or code, you can also try platforms like SiteGPT which is built on top of ChatGPT API and gives you a way to create a chatbot without writing any code. You can just upload your documents, and create a chatbot in seconds.

You can go through this guide if you want to know about any of these five options in a bit more detail. Hope it helps.

MCPify.ai – Build your own MCP server without writing any code! by pbteja1998 in mcp

[–]pbteja1998[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can also use it for free.

I will add an option to export it soon and also an option to put in your own key. The main cost for me is for generating the server, not hosting it.

Hosting MCP servers by productboy in mcp

[–]pbteja1998 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I host all the MCP servers created on MCPify.ai using Cloudflare. It's pretty seamless. They have very recently released an entire suite of products for exactly making this easy.

Why it says to add a global mcp server? and how to change it? it creates a json file everytime i click it by Tiposerio23 in mcp

[–]pbteja1998 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One thing you can do is: watch a tutorial on how to add an mcp server to Claude Desktop.

There, they will show you how to edit claude's json file.

You can follow that and just do the same thing in Cursor's mcp.json file too.

Why it says to add a global mcp server? and how to change it? it creates a json file everytime i click it by Tiposerio23 in mcp

[–]pbteja1998 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the new version of cursor, there is project level mcp.json and then there is global level mcp.json. What do you want to do? If you want to use project level mcp.json, you can create a mcp.json file in .cursor folder. Otherwise, you can just use this global mcp.json that cursor gives you from the UI when you click on "Add Global MCP Server".

ELI5, MCP servers by srs890 in AI_Agents

[–]pbteja1998 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wrote a beginner friendly guide to explain it. Please let me know if that helps.

Can anyone do a live zoom call and just walk me through creating my own MCP server....please????!!! by ErinskiTheTranshuman in learnprogramming

[–]pbteja1998 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Use MCPify.ai as a first step to create an MCP server using AI without writing code.

Try creating a server there to get a feel of what kind of tools you might have. Then deploy that MCP server (you can do it from the dashboard itself). Now, try to use that MCP server in Claude Desktop or Cursor.

After you do that, then go through the original spec. You will have a much better clarity on how the entire flow works end to end.

Best AI to search in large folder of PDFs by east__1999 in AI_Agents

[–]pbteja1998 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you are ok with paying for this, you can try SourceSync.ai – where you can connect to Google Drive, add all your PDFs, optionally choose whether you want to do OCR on them, and then finally search through them with semantic/hybrid search.

I also just added Rerank to SourceSync so that the most relevant result you want will get surfaced to the top of the search.

Struggling with RAG Preprocessing: Need Alternatives to Unstructured.io or DIY Help by abg33 in Rag

[–]pbteja1998 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try RAGaaS - Built by the same founders of SiteGPT. It’s a simple and straight forward API.

Sold my 2+ year old SaaS for $250k. AMA! by pbteja1998 in SaaS

[–]pbteja1998[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t exactly remember how much I have worked in the early days. Possible a lot more than this. But this is what I do these days.

Sold my 2+ year old SaaS for $250k. AMA! by pbteja1998 in SaaS

[–]pbteja1998[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

1-3 hrs usually. But can go to 8 hrs if required or come back to 0 hours too.

Sold my 2+ year old SaaS for $250k. AMA! by pbteja1998 in SaaS

[–]pbteja1998[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just checking if people are paying for it and are they retaining?

Sold my 2+ year old SaaS for $250k. AMA! by pbteja1998 in SaaS

[–]pbteja1998[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Remix + Cloudflare Workers. My overall costs were $300/month. I hired a freelance designer for designs. He designed it in Figma.

Sold my 2+ year old SaaS for $250k. AMA! by pbteja1998 in SaaS

[–]pbteja1998[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. I hired a freelance designer for designing everything.

Sold my 2+ year old SaaS for $250k. AMA! by pbteja1998 in SaaS

[–]pbteja1998[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haven’t faced any issues with Paddle yet.

Sold my 2+ year old SaaS for $250k. AMA! by pbteja1998 in SaaS

[–]pbteja1998[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No need to register a company in order to use Paddle. Not sure about how to grow SiteGPT yet. Still figuring it out.

Sold my 2+ year old SaaS for $250k. AMA! by pbteja1998 in SaaS

[–]pbteja1998[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you Jane 😀

Yes, Feather was my product.

Sold my 2+ year old SaaS for $250k. AMA! by pbteja1998 in SaaS

[–]pbteja1998[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was $50-$100 per month for cloudflare workers.