So much good stuff here! 
The challenge deadline is tomorrow at 9pm PT. There’s still some time to get your stuff in…!
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You’re very welcome! As @Loqode says, a rising tide lifts all ships!
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I have been trying to build an app w/ChatGPT for this challenge, but keep getting an error
“Send message to ChatGPT (without history): You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details.”
Yet I have a $20/month account that I have not yet used with Glide, but have interacted with it and know that it works in the browser. I have pasted the API into Glide but keep getting this message.
Has anyone else had this issue?
The Google account that I set up OpenAI under is not the same one I use for Glide and I am wondering if it makes a difference.
Hi Kathy 
You need to use the openai ‘API’ to use with glide - register a credit card with them and pay as you go
It seems like you are maybe using Chatgpt instead which is $20 per month. I could be wrong 
Tbh I don’t like that conversational bit 
I’m not looking for friends, I’m looking for answers
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Hey, I think I’ve encountered this when setting up the ChatGPT integration. What I found out was the free credits I had initially with ChatGPT got expired. I added my credit card and it worked. Also please take note that you will have to subscribe to open ai here’s the link - OpenAI Platform. This worked for me so I am hoping it will work for you as well.
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I’ve created an AI expense tracker.
No more procrastination )
You just record audio and… magic happens 
Developed in just ~16 hours, it’s really impressive to see the concept in mind come alive so quickly.
Yeah it is not ideal, but getting new features by time…
The best part? It’s all NoCode.
A big thanks to Glide
You can check it out here 
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The possibilities are endless! Just trying out a new idea using AI and Glide, might as well share it here. Thank you gliders!
Introducing BookSnap: Instant Book Summaries at Your Fingertips! 
Say goodbye to lengthy reading sessions! With BookSnap’s cutting-edge AI technology, you can now snap a photo of any book cover using your smartphone, and receive concise summaries of key points and highlights in mere seconds. Whether you’re a student seeking quick references, a bookworm documenting your own collection, or simply curious to discover new books, BookSnap empowers you with knowledge effortlessly.
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Well crap, that is exactly what happened, even though I was trying to make sure that I was doing the right thing. Do you pay for both accounts? I’m not excited about two more monthly payments, but I will get the OpenAI one started for a month or two before deciding if I want it.
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@kabookie the api I just pay as you go. Last month was $4/month and did have quite a few calls.
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Doom Meeting
Binary decision-making meets Zoom! Play as Whisperer corrupting soulless warriors while managing their well-being.
- OpenAI - Generates name, scenarios, outcomes and values into a specific JSON output.
- Javascript - Cards with responses impacting stats #glideai #glide
Known issues: Takes long time to generate output and output format might be error which causes blank data for the warrior.
Need help: After clockin, I need a fake loading gif to appear, also how should I use Wait for Condition (will elaborate in an separate post.)
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As @Krivo mentions it’s not expensive, but the more you use it the more it costs. You can cap your spending limit so you don’t go crazy 
Wishing you all the best with your project.
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Hi there,
Thought I would throw in an app as well.
The idea
This app is used for doing prompts for questions you might have often - or great prompts that you got suggested.
Predefined prompts
I found 10 great ideas for prompts in a LinkedIn post.
One objective could be:
Understand a concept at a basic level or when explaining it to someone with limited knowledge of the subject
and the prompt could be like:
Explain the concept of {subject concept} in simple terms suitable for a {grade level} student
The prompt includes two parameters {subject concept} and {grade level}.
A number of predefined values can be used for those parameters. So instead of finding values for those parameters each time you can choose from a list of values.
Prompt creation
You might want a bit more flexibility but still with a certain structure of the prompt.
In that case you would use the Prompt creation tab.
Here it is possible to input 5 parameters to craft the prompt.
- Objective of question
- Who should answer the question
- Who needs the answer
- In which tone should be answer be given
- What is the subject
In this screen a couple of functionalities are available:
- Copy the prompt
- Ask the bot
- Get a summary of prompt and answer
- Archive the result
Properties
In stead of hardcoding the parameters for ChatGPT then these are made available to the user in the Properties tab.
Further, you can specify which language you will like the answer to appear in
As you might want new or changed values for the parameters these can be changed as well.
In the app you can change possible values of Objective, People and Tone
Summing up
So instead of remembering all your great prompts - then you can just use an app as shown
(Asking the bot is only available for signed-in users - and you cannot sign-in. You can still copy the prompts as non-signed-in user)
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Amazing stuff, all! 
We’ll announce the winners tomorrow (Monday).
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Cool!
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I’ve updated the post with our winners. Congrats everyone!
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Thank you!!! So grateful to be chosen! Congratulations to all the winners!
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Awesome! Thanks Andy…congrats to everyone who submitted a project…Let’s keep building
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Honored to be on the list. Inspiring apps from the community - and nice presentations. Great idea to have such challenges in the community.
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