OpenAI

Introduction

The OpenAI element allows you to connect powerful language models from OpenAI (like GPT-4) to your AI agent or application. This element can generate text, answer questions, summarize content, extract information, and more, all based on user input or data from other parts of your workflow.

You can use the OpenAI element in various contexts, such as chatbots, automation flows, or form-based logic, depending on how your builder is set up. It enables intelligent language capabilities with minimal setup.

Get started

To get started with OpenAI integration, you'll need the following:

• An OpenAI account
• A valid API key from OpenAI
• Access to your AI agent builder or development environment that supports LLM integration

In most AI agent platforms, OpenAI is available as a built-in option or can be added manually.

How to use it

To use the OpenAI Element:

Adding the OpenAI Service

1. In your AI agent builder, you should see OpenAI listed there by default in the section labeled “Add an LLM service”. If not, manually add it by dragging the OpenAI to “Add a LLM service”.
2. Important: You must provide a valid OpenAI API key to enable functionality.
   

Configure Form Properties

To properly integrate and configure OpenAI, set the following fields:

• Model: Choose the specific OpenAI model you want to use. By default, it will be set to gpt-4o. Common options include:
• gpt-3.5-turbo: Fast and cost-effective for most conversational tasks.
• gpt-4: More advanced and accurate, suitable for complex queries and professional applications.
• gpt-4o: The latest model (as of 2024), optimized for speed and multimodal inputs (text, image, etc.).
• API Key: Paste your valid OpenAI API key here. You can generate this from your OpenAI dashboard. Keep it secure and do not share it publicly.
• Proxy Domain (if applicable): If your environment routes API calls through a proxy, specify the domain here. This may be required in enterprise setups or secured networks.