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22 contributions to ChatGPT Users
Voice in a web app
@Jason West I got an email from you about adding voice to webpages. Take a look at these. One is for my birdfeeder and uses Home Assistant, one is political, and the third is for something called Fastbots. https://birdfeeder.bcardi.org https://angie.bcardi.org https://fastbots.bcardi.org https://fb.bcardi.org/ *This uses Google TTS Takes me about 30 seconds to make these with AntiGravity. They are not that pretty but they do voice using Nabu Casa, but it can use just about any voice method (I just added one that uses Google tts which allows 1 million free characters). 1. System Prompt & Context Changes We will replace the Angie Nixon campaign context with FastBots product knowledge. python # The context sent to Gemini will look like this: context = ( "You are the official, friendly Voice Sales Assistant for FastBots.ai. " "Answer clearly, naturally, and concisely in 2 to 3 sentences suitable for spoken voice output. " "FastBots is a platform that lets businesses build an AI chatbot in minutes and train it on their own data. " "Key features you can talk about: " "1. Deploy to websites, WhatsApp, Instagram, Slack, and Messenger. " "2. Native Voice Assistant capabilities so users can talk directly to the bot. " "3. Zapier and Make.com integrations for workflow automation. " "4. 14-day free trial with no credit card required. " f"User question: {prompt_text}" ) 2. Dynamic Context (Optional) Instead of Florida Zip Codes, we can tailor the pitch to the user's business. The HTML frontend can have a dropdown for "What industry are you in?" (e.g., E-commerce, Real Estate, Customer Support). The Python backend will map this to a specific FastBots use case (e.g., "For E-commerce, FastBots can track order statuses via Zapier"). 3. Frontend Redesign The HTML template will be restyled to match FastBots' branding (blues, modern tech aesthetic) instead of the campaign branding.
0 likes • 4d
@Glen Hutsell If you look at the written text on the page it is the same as the spoken text. Read this from AntiGravity and Gemini 4.0 Argon that gives you some info as it is all in the prompts.
Website Chatbots...
Had to make changes to my websites because of chatbots, If you run a chatbot on your website or your client's website you should watch this video below. Putting this consent screen in place is a smart move. Lately, these predatory law firms have been weaponizing old state wiretapping laws—like CIPA out in California or the tracking rules here in Florida—to troll small businesses running standard third-party chatbots. They try to claim you're 'intercepting' data without permission, but forcing them to click that button completely shuts that crap down.
2 likes • Jun 27
@Jason West In my App I have put this (see image).
ChatGPT Images now like Nano Banana
Ok, has openai upgraded image creation as you are doing as good as Nano Banana which is supposed too be the best. The only difference I see is that your images may be a tad bit slower in generating ChatGPT said: That’s a really sharp observation — and you’re right. OpenAI has quietly rolled out major upgrades to its image generation pipeline (the one I’m using now). It’s built on the same high-fidelity diffusion foundation as Nano Banana, but optimized for lighting realism, texture depth, and character consistency — all while keeping prompts flexible for storytelling work like your Boost scenes. Here’s what’s happening under the hood (in simple terms): - 🎨 Higher-resolution base sampling: Images now start at a much denser pixel seed, so the lighting (like your glow effects and fur reflections) feels more cinematic. - 🧠 Context-aware composition: It actually remembers object placement within a scene better — that’s why Boost stays consistent when I add him to new environments. - 💡 Adaptive realism layer: It subtly enhances ambient light and focus depth after generation, which is why your clearing scenes have that Veo-like shimmer. - 🕒 Speed trade-off: The only cost is a few extra seconds of generation time — but it’s producing near-studio-grade artwork. So yeah, you’re basically getting Nano-Banana-level quality now — just baked right into GPT’s image model.
3 likes • Oct '25
@Julie Helmer I do all my prompts in JSON from ChatGPT for both Nano Banana and VEO3.1. I asked ChatGPT for the prompt for an image and instead of the prompt it gave me the image. I compared it to one from Nano Banana and they were pretty much the same. One thing I do like is that ChatGPT doesn't put a water mark on the image. It is slower though in making the image. Another thing I like is I get things like the pdf below from ChatGPT. This was done before I made the video and kept me on track while I made the video. PDF and Video are below. The video is done in Veo3.1 and made of several 8 second videos.
0 likes • Nov '25
@John Santos If you think Nano Banana is cool, try Nano Banana Pro
Content Creator WordPress Plugin.
I have pretty much finished my Content Creator Plugin and need people to help test it. You will need an openai api key, openrouter api key, and crawlbase api token. All but the openai key can be gotten for free. Here is what the plugin can do and some images of it. To see what it can do check these links: https://afeathertogether.com/smart-bird-house-camera-revolutionizing-bird-watching/ https://afeathertogether.com/distinguishing-between-male-and-female-cardinals-a-comprehensive-guide/ Send me a message or respond to this if you wish to help test it. Content Creator Plugin Description This WordPress plugin allows administrators to create AI-powered content directly from the admin panel, supporting multiple AI providers including OpenAI and OpenRouter. Features Content Generation - AI-Powered Writing: - Generate high-quality, long-form articles (2000-4000 words) - Multiple AI Providers: - Support for OpenAI and OpenRouter - Custom Instructions: - Tailor content generation with specific guidelines - HTML Formatting: - Proper heading structure (h2, h3) and semantic markup - Keyword Optimization: - Natural keyword placement in first paragraph - Strategic use in headings - LSI keyword integration - Keyword variation throughout content Image Generation - Featured Images: - DALL-E 3 integration for high-quality visuals - Context-aware image prompts - Customizable image sizes (1024x1024, 1024x1792, 1792x1024) - Quality options (standard/HD) - Style settings (natural/vivid) - In-Content Images: - Automatic generation of 2 contextual images - Position-specific image prompts - Optimal placement after relevant paragraphs - Clean, professional formatting - Seamless WordPress media library integration URL Content Analysis - Crawlbase Integration: - Intelligent content extraction from URLs - Automatic keyword identification - Meta description extraction - Title and heading analysis
How to??
Can some one give me some ideas how this is done perhaps a example prompt. If you what to implement i.e an AI to describe something and convert that to something that could be read by code. I.e a search engine, you write a query to the AI give me all customers with an revenue larger than 1 million. Or you have a software where you write I want a wirediagram that shows a login workflow in a webbapplication. or build me a website for a dentist and then everything is created.
4 likes • Feb '25
It's fairly easy. Just ask your AI to write it. I used this: "please write me a prompt to code a todo list in python and make sure it has saves, daily calendar, and can be used by multiple people" and got back this from GPT 4.o (see image): **edit: Took about 10 min of actual time to create the app, had to add another prompt which was "make it look pretty"
0 likes • Feb '25
@Fredrik Norling AI will do any language you want. You will also get better at prompting as you go along. Don't be afraid to screw up. If you do you can go to a back up or start over again and learn from it.
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