This works a treat for giving you info on plugins that are enabled within the given chat: Prompt: "As an AI, your task is to provide a comprehensive overview of each enabled plugin in a clear, concise, and informative manner. Use natural language and speak as a human would. Ensure that your prompts are executable based on the available functions and parameters of each plugin. For each plugin, provide the following information in Markdown format: - **Plugin Title:** (in a header) - **Description:** A concise description of what the plugin does. - **Available Function(s) and Parameters:** List all available functions and their parameters. - **Basic Prompt:** A simple prompt that demonstrates the intended use of the plugin. - **Use Case Interpretation:** Explain how the plugin can help the user or improve their life. - **Advanced Prompts:** Provide three detailed prompts that showcase different aspects of the plugin. Ensure that the plugin can actually execute these prompts. - **Unusual Prompts:** Provide three prompts that the plugin makers did not anticipate. These prompts should be creative and showcase out-of-the-box ways to use the plugin. - **Multi-Step Prompts:** Indicate whether the plugin is capable of multi-step prompts. If so, provide three examples. If not, show how the plugin can be used in conjunction with other plugins to achieve unique solutions. Remember, each prompt should be unique and different from the others in terms of idea, structure, and purpose. Your goal is to showcase the full potential of each plugin in a way that is engaging and informative for the user."
@@lawbringer9857 I do. I'm going to be putting up some stuff on my channel when I get my website built. Let me see what I've got. I've probably got over 1500 prompts that I've built since ChatGPT launched. I did figure out Claude doesn't do personas very well and I find that personas do help alot for certain applications and use cases. They affect the output quite a bit.
The plugin space is getting to the point that it's a shot in the dark. I love these summaries that are being done, but something tells me that someone will either make a plugin that can use the majority of plugins without you having to install each one. Or the LLM companies will just incorporate them into the APIs, that would be nice.
About the Ask your PDF plugin, I uploaded a 39-page PDF about an IT company's request for a new program development in the SAP system. But, man, this app I used to sort it out is a real puzzle. I kept asking it to give me a summarized version based on the index, threw some questions its way, but the result was a total mess. The summary was all over the place, missing important parts. It had stuff about sections 3.3.6 and 3.3.7, then suddenly jumped to 3.3.10! So, yeah, I wouldn't really count on this tool.
I just used Video insights and for my purposes I would give it like an a or S tier. Getting the transcript is not something I need, what I need is a summary of the video and it did that fantastically. It also made me a really good cheat sheet for pandas from a video on how to use pandas for plotting in Python. Video Title: TOP 17 ChatGPT PLUGINS Ranked! [Don't Miss These] Description: The video is about the top 17 ChatGPT plugins, where the author ranks them based on their usefulness. The author expresses frustration over the repetitive listing of the same plugins on various websites and aims to provide a more comprehensive review. The video covers: Video Insights - Works with TH-cam and allows easy downloading via a Chrome extension. Show me Diagrams - A plugin that enables the creation and editing of diagrams directly in chat. Zapier - Used for automation, like turning Twitter likes into a script using OpenAI. Visla - Another app/tool mentioned. AskYourPDF - A PDF tool that the author experiments with. Kayak - A tool for searching flights, stays, and rental cars. Speak - A plugin for language translation. ScholarAI - A tool for browsing and generating articles from URLs. WebPilot - A plugin for browsing research papers. Prompt Perfect - Helps in crafting writing prompts. Stories - A tool for creating illustrated stories. OpenTools AI - A tool for AI functionalities. Questmate Forms - For creating forms, checklists, and workflows. World News - Not detailed in the summary. Change - A plugin for discovering impactful non-profit organizations. Yabble - Generates insights for any audience. RoboAd - An AI-powered ad assistant.
Ask PDF is not very good from my personal use. It had no idea when it could not find the title of the PDF (as if it tries to cheat by going off of GPTs training data on known PDFs or books) AND it could not tell me about main themes of the book which i knew were in the book, instead it only seemed to read a small part of the book and that was its limit of knowledge... I dont think it has the context or input token capacity to read long PDFs such as 100 pages or so that it is advertised as being able to read.
Really good summary thank you. I've been trying to find info on the usage and purpose of 'Memory Bank' - be interested to see if you can find this and prove it's useful - or not.
Ahaha that video transcript is really analyzing video audio and converts it into text. They don't know that youtube already did it and it can be downloaded directly from their servers. That's what your extension is doing. That's why it is so fast. 🤣
Auch😢. Didn't even mentioned how Bardeen plugin will get you automations that scrape data from almost site, connect apps, use AI, summarize pages, and will save you hours of manual work.
00:07 Testing and ranking 17 ChatGPT plugins to find the best ones. 02:37 Zapier is a highly recommended automation tool that can connect with over 5,000 apps. 04:45 ChatGPT plugin ranking 07:12 Translate and pronounce languages with a helpful plugin. 09:25 The video discusses the top 17 ChatGPT plugins and how they can enhance the chat GPT experience. 11:32 The plugin 'Stories' creates illustrated stories automatically and is impressive. 13:52 ChatGPT Plugins Ranked 16:02 The video discusses various ChatGPT plugins and their features. 18:07 ChatGPT plugin ranked as c-tier or d-tier. Crafted by Merlin AI.
one thing the plugins need to have is a FREE/PREMIUM info ,and whether or not account creation is needed. Most of the time , i find a plugin that a like , works well and BAM trials over and I'm prompted to buy or subscribe membership, this is frigging ridiculous and should inform users prior to the usage
it's tough. OpenAI gives you very few characters to describe the plugin so there's not space. I'm hoping they expand the description space to allow for expanded explanations, hyperlinking to tutorials, and details on plans (with links to learn more about benefits) it's really early so some plugin devs are just trying to cover some costs and it's turning out to be a bit clunky
In my Chat GPT 4 account, the internet search option does not appear, just a default option where it was supposed to have web search, how can I solve this?
Is there a possibility to GROUP Plugins based on Category (e.g. Text --> Video) and then select the GROUP (i.e. all plugins in the Group) and then SEACH/ASK/PROMPT?
I installed 4 plugins but there is a limitation to enable 3/3 only! But have not found a way to disable any of them so that I can install another that I want. I need your help please?
In Chat GBT 4, Go to the left, hit the 3 dots and select Settings & Beta, click Beta Features and enable plugins. Then Hover over GBT-4 and change from Default to Plugins ... hope that helps
@@jimialbert4847 yeah, the videos had a pull down arrow there, but it's all hover. I have been impressed with the PDF plug in. I would need more tutorials on the analysis tool. Still, I see a place where just copying a huge bunch of text, and ctrl alt v and a script automatically pastes the chunks in, would be useful. The problem seems to be in the programming of late and it starting to complain about lots of chunks before giving its response.
Hello, if I use the {AskYourPDF} to provide three months of Profit & Loss Statement and Similar Cash Flow Statements to GPT-4; can I then use Code Interpreter to analyze those PDF report files?
World News is okay if you want all your 'World' News to be from North America and Western Europe. Even attempting to tell it to use news from other places ('non-Western', or Asian. or some other 'prompt tuning', it still gives you almost exclusively news from 'the West'.) You can ask for instance about a specific news subject from a specific country, but the responses will seldom be the news from both the country and on the specified subject, but instead will likely be either general news from the specified country, or more 'Western news' on the subject. okay I guess, but not exactly 'world' news' ... should be called 'Western news of the West from the perspective of the West'!
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I am very exited while watching zapier plugins for CHATGPT
its crazy how sadguru predicted this way back, now he is saying we r soon gonna discover intelligent electricity
thanks for the Prompt Perfect review, glad you liked it!
It's impressive to see someone go the extra mile to test and rank these plugins based on their utility. Keep up the great work!
*SPOILER* Alert but also for the TLDW individuals;
*Timestamps with Tier list Ranking*
00:00 Intro
(C) 0:42 - 1 - Video Insights
(S) 1:27 - 2 - Show me Diagrams
(A) 2:06 - 3 - Zapier
(B) 3:25 - 4 - Visla
((ChatwithPDF Broken))
(A) 4:48 - 5 - AskYourPDF
(C) 5:51 - 6 - Kayak
(B) 6:45 - 7 - Speak
(S) 7:28 - 8 - ScholarAI
(B) 8:42 - 9 - WebPilot
(S) 10:22 - 10 - Prompt Perfect
(S) 12:18 - 11 - Stories
(D) 13:23 - 12 - OpenTools AI
(D) 14:24 - 13 - Questmate Forms (Didn't consider template for custom alteration)
(S) 15:54 - 14 - World News
(B) 16:45 - 15 - Change
(A) 17:37 - 16 - Yabble
(C) 18:16 - 17 - RoboAd
Thank you for the video Andy, you foster my own daily leaps in these AI Infancy stages.
CHeers! I appreciate it!
This works a treat for giving you info on plugins that are enabled within the given chat:
Prompt:
"As an AI, your task is to provide a comprehensive overview of each enabled plugin in a clear, concise, and informative manner. Use natural language and speak as a human would. Ensure that your prompts are executable based on the available functions and parameters of each plugin.
For each plugin, provide the following information in Markdown format:
- **Plugin Title:** (in a header)
- **Description:** A concise description of what the plugin does.
- **Available Function(s) and Parameters:** List all available functions and their parameters.
- **Basic Prompt:** A simple prompt that demonstrates the intended use of the plugin.
- **Use Case Interpretation:** Explain how the plugin can help the user or improve their life.
- **Advanced Prompts:** Provide three detailed prompts that showcase different aspects of the plugin. Ensure that the plugin can actually execute these prompts.
- **Unusual Prompts:** Provide three prompts that the plugin makers did not anticipate. These prompts should be creative and showcase out-of-the-box ways to use the plugin.
- **Multi-Step Prompts:** Indicate whether the plugin is capable of multi-step prompts. If so, provide three examples. If not, show how the plugin can be used in conjunction with other plugins to achieve unique solutions.
Remember, each prompt should be unique and different from the others in terms of idea, structure, and purpose. Your goal is to showcase the full potential of each plugin in a way that is engaging and informative for the user."
this is a banger of a prompt, thanks for sharing!
@@TheAIAndy No problem my friend. You can use the commands to write function calls to the API in Python.
@@artofficialintelligence6663 wow, what an aweseome prompt. do you have anymore great prompts that you can share?
@@lawbringer9857 I do. I'm going to be putting up some stuff on my channel when I get my website built. Let me see what I've got. I've probably got over 1500 prompts that I've built since ChatGPT launched. I did figure out Claude doesn't do personas very well and I find that personas do help alot for certain applications and use cases. They affect the output quite a bit.
@@lawbringer9857 for some reason it won't allow me to post certain prompts
4:00 he was a skater boy - Avril 🎶
The plugin space is getting to the point that it's a shot in the dark. I love these summaries that are being done, but something tells me that someone will either make a plugin that can use the majority of plugins without you having to install each one. Or the LLM companies will just incorporate them into the APIs, that would be nice.
Thank you for doing this legwork
Happy to do it! some of them has changed my workflow
Liked for actually naming your time stamps.
Wow, this video was amazing! Thanks for bringing us so many cool plugins!
Great Video
I think an overview of all the plugins you will review before diving into number one would be helpful. Thanks for the video
Well hey, there's a plug-in for that
About the Ask your PDF plugin, I uploaded a 39-page PDF about an IT company's request for a new program development in the SAP system. But, man, this app I used to sort it out is a real puzzle. I kept asking it to give me a summarized version based on the index, threw some questions its way, but the result was a total mess. The summary was all over the place, missing important parts. It had stuff about sections 3.3.6 and 3.3.7, then suddenly jumped to 3.3.10! So, yeah, I wouldn't really count on this tool.
Thanks you Andy for this content very Helpful ! ✅✅✅✅
For Robo Ad it was optimized to add headlines to Bing and Google Ads which are limited to 30 char and 90 char desc which is why it is so short.
very fair assessments I think.
I just used Video insights and for my purposes I would give it like an a or S tier. Getting the transcript is not something I need, what I need is a summary of the video and it did that fantastically. It also made me a really good cheat sheet for pandas from a video on how to use pandas for plotting in Python.
Video Title: TOP 17 ChatGPT PLUGINS Ranked! [Don't Miss These]
Description: The video is about the top 17 ChatGPT plugins, where the author ranks them based on their usefulness. The author expresses frustration over the repetitive listing of the same plugins on various websites and aims to provide a more comprehensive review. The video covers:
Video Insights - Works with TH-cam and allows easy downloading via a Chrome extension.
Show me Diagrams - A plugin that enables the creation and editing of diagrams directly in chat.
Zapier - Used for automation, like turning Twitter likes into a script using OpenAI.
Visla - Another app/tool mentioned.
AskYourPDF - A PDF tool that the author experiments with.
Kayak - A tool for searching flights, stays, and rental cars.
Speak - A plugin for language translation.
ScholarAI - A tool for browsing and generating articles from URLs.
WebPilot - A plugin for browsing research papers.
Prompt Perfect - Helps in crafting writing prompts.
Stories - A tool for creating illustrated stories.
OpenTools AI - A tool for AI functionalities.
Questmate Forms - For creating forms, checklists, and workflows.
World News - Not detailed in the summary.
Change - A plugin for discovering impactful non-profit organizations.
Yabble - Generates insights for any audience.
RoboAd - An AI-powered ad assistant.
Hey, i recommend voxscript instead, been using it a lot. Solid S tier
Great video. With so many plugins this was great to find ones I will use like world news! Please do more videos like this in the future.
Ask PDF is not very good from my personal use. It had no idea when it could not find the title of the PDF (as if it tries to cheat by going off of GPTs training data on known PDFs or books) AND it could not tell me about main themes of the book which i knew were in the book, instead it only seemed to read a small part of the book and that was its limit of knowledge... I dont think it has the context or input token capacity to read long PDFs such as 100 pages or so that it is advertised as being able to read.
Code interpreter is by far the most useful plugin.
Thanks for your video :)
AI Andy --- Quest AI remember: LOTR and some Sierra Games titles?
Really good summary thank you. I've been trying to find info on the usage and purpose of 'Memory Bank' - be interested to see if you can find this and prove it's useful - or not.
Ahaha that video transcript is really analyzing video audio and converts it into text. They don't know that youtube already did it and it can be downloaded directly from their servers. That's what your extension is doing. That's why it is so fast. 🤣
thanks
this is fucking crazy bro
Beautiful Soup, Python, etc…
Cool vid. Curious, your audio is great. What kind of mic and set up are you using?
Yabble is S tier for marketing, especially if you're at beginner level
Auch😢. Didn't even mentioned how Bardeen plugin will get you automations that scrape data from almost site, connect apps, use AI, summarize pages, and will save you hours of manual work.
00:07 Testing and ranking 17 ChatGPT plugins to find the best ones.
02:37 Zapier is a highly recommended automation tool that can connect with over 5,000 apps.
04:45 ChatGPT plugin ranking
07:12 Translate and pronounce languages with a helpful plugin.
09:25 The video discusses the top 17 ChatGPT plugins and how they can enhance the chat GPT experience.
11:32 The plugin 'Stories' creates illustrated stories automatically and is impressive.
13:52 ChatGPT Plugins Ranked
16:02 The video discusses various ChatGPT plugins and their features.
18:07 ChatGPT plugin ranked as c-tier or d-tier.
Crafted by Merlin AI.
one thing the plugins need to have is a FREE/PREMIUM info ,and whether or not account creation is needed. Most of the time , i find a plugin that a like , works well and BAM trials over and I'm prompted to buy or subscribe membership, this is frigging ridiculous and should inform users prior to the usage
Yeah the fremium / credits game can be very annoying
it's tough. OpenAI gives you very few characters to describe the plugin so there's not space.
I'm hoping they expand the description space to allow for expanded explanations, hyperlinking to tutorials, and details on plans (with links to learn more about benefits)
it's really early so some plugin devs are just trying to cover some costs and it's turning out to be a bit clunky
perfect!!!!!
The pics were like all over. Place for the story book app. like one style then another nothing was consistent for pics page to page.
Wolfram
I like the story one but there's no export.
In my Chat GPT 4 account, the internet search option does not appear, just a default option where it was supposed to have web search, how can I solve this?
is there any place to share AI ideas or see people who work with on AI issues today in Scandinavia?
Is there a possibility to GROUP Plugins based on Category (e.g. Text --> Video) and then select the GROUP (i.e. all plugins in the Group) and then SEACH/ASK/PROMPT?
SERIOUSLY. You're too kind. Give these plug in specific tasks. Pls dig in deeper for each try paid and free versions. That would give us MAX ROI
Is there a plugin so you don't get shadow banned from using plugins like Zapier?
Is there a plugin that shows you how to get to the plugin store?
still waiting official OpenAI plugins web browsing, code interpreter, retrieval
Yup...That's when I'll pay! In the meantime... Patience is a Virtue & Frugal Solid.
I installed 4 plugins but there is a limitation to enable 3/3 only!
But have not found a way to disable any of them so that I can install another that I want.
I need your help please?
Can you give me the link to stories, every time I look it up on the web, it comes up with something different. Thanks.
is ScholarAI best for academic research & finding references when writing science journal papers?
Xpapers, scholarAI combo.
What is he talking about? I have not plugin store, no way to get my gpt plus to anything with plugins. Not even the file upload extension works.
In Chat GBT 4, Go to the left, hit the 3 dots and select Settings & Beta, click Beta Features and enable plugins. Then Hover over GBT-4 and change from Default to Plugins ... hope that helps
@@jimialbert4847 yeah, the videos had a pull down arrow there, but it's all hover. I have been impressed with the PDF plug in. I would need more tutorials on the analysis tool.
Still, I see a place where just copying a huge bunch of text, and ctrl alt v and a script automatically pastes the chunks in, would be useful. The problem seems to be in the programming of late and it starting to complain about lots of chunks before giving its response.
It would have been great if you talked about the cost of each plug in as you tested them. 🧐
Hello, if I use the {AskYourPDF} to provide three months of Profit & Loss Statement and Similar Cash Flow Statements to GPT-4; can I then use Code Interpreter to analyze those PDF report files?
idk bruh, i dont think u have done enough research to bring us the most valuable ones
Yes Please let me know more good ones
I hope they try some other methods to approve these plugins. Most are junk.
Lots of them do nothing except the same thing that ChatGPT can do by itself. Lol.
@@superherodepot3994 You need to know how the internal functions work to effectively use some of them.
World News is okay if you want all your 'World' News to be from North America and Western Europe. Even attempting to tell it to use news from other places ('non-Western', or Asian. or some other 'prompt tuning', it still gives you almost exclusively news from 'the West'.) You can ask for instance about a specific news subject from a specific country, but the responses will seldom be the news from both the country and on the specified subject, but instead will likely be either general news from the specified country, or more 'Western news' on the subject.
okay I guess, but not exactly 'world' news' ... should be called 'Western news of the West from the perspective of the West'!
@AIAndy1 Where is the link to this list of plugins?
its inside of chatgpt
@@TheAIAndy I never even realized this. Sometimes the simplest things just miss us. Thanks for the video. I especially liked the PerfectPrompt
please can you give me a solution to use chat gpt 4 for free access because forefront been so bad and so error answers and things for your content 😊
Are chatgpt plugins free? I don't have the money to pay fucking 20 dollars a month.
Hi chatgpt please tell me the ten best plugins… solved!
Most of these apps are useless as they’ve prioritised engagement. GPT4 is only 25 messages per 3 hours.
free?
18:00
it shows you how terrible chatgpt really is - a truly great product would have all these natively, instead they are looked at at plugin rev opps
You should definitely try Noteable combined with Link Reader and Xpapers. Together, they can handle nearly any data, ML, or AI-related task.
Thanks so much for this stack of plugins! do you have a prompt you like using?
Thanks - what was the TH-cam Chrome Extension