Make article generation macro work for OpenAI
Is there anyway you can make the #gpt macro work for OpenAI @Sven? At the moment we'd have to wait like a year for OpenAI to generate enough articles to submit for a couple hundred links (and even then the odds of the article repeating are very high - too high for any sort of scale).
For Inferkit, we had/have #gpt10 seo software #nogpt
Perhaps something like:
#openai100[gpt-3.5-turbo][This would be a custom prompt here.] seo software #noopenai
#openai100[gpt-3.5-turbo][Case Study] seo software #noopenai
#openai100[gpt-3.5-turbo][Science Article] seo software #noopenai
Or, is there was an option for a global variable for the engine (it seems the engine settings and API key save in the article section), it could just be:
#openai100[This would be a custom prompt here.] seo software #noopenai
#openai100[Case Study] seo software #noopenai
#openai100[Science Article] seo software #noopenai
This would allow us to generate a new article on every submission and would be extremely useful (unless there is a way to do this already).
For Inferkit, we had/have #gpt10 seo software #nogpt
Perhaps something like:
#openai100[gpt-3.5-turbo][This would be a custom prompt here.] seo software #noopenai
#openai100[gpt-3.5-turbo][Case Study] seo software #noopenai
#openai100[gpt-3.5-turbo][Science Article] seo software #noopenai
Or, is there was an option for a global variable for the engine (it seems the engine settings and API key save in the article section), it could just be:
#openai100[This would be a custom prompt here.] seo software #noopenai
#openai100[Case Study] seo software #noopenai
#openai100[Science Article] seo software #noopenai
This would allow us to generate a new article on every submission and would be extremely useful (unless there is a way to do this already).
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One big problem though. Inserting a link at a random location no longer works when you use the OpenAI macro, it seems to only insert the link below the article (confirmed this only happens when using the OpenAI macro).
It works with regular articles, spun articles, and everything besides the OpenAI macro-generated ones.