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Quick Guide to Claude 2 in Keymate.AI
Quick Guide to Claude 2 in Keymate.AI

Interact with larger PDFs using the /document command

Philip Delvecchio avatar
Written by Philip Delvecchio
Updated over a week ago

Update: ChatGPT plugins no longer receive support from OpenAI. This has been preventing us from fixing some bugs and issues for some time.

We recommend you to use Keymate.AI GPT instead, to get the benefits you got from our plugin.

How does Keymate.AI use Claude 2

  • Extended Context Window: Claude 2 now processes up to 10k words chunks at a time, equivalent to 20 pages of single-spaced text. This means you can get more comprehensive and relevant responses.

  • Slash Commands for Easy Access: Use the new /document command to interact with your large PDFs. Just make sure your PDF was uploaded after October 29th, 2023 to utilize this feature.

Why It Matters?

  • Handle Larger PDFs with Ease: Interact with big documents effortlessly, as Claude 2 is built to manage and extract data from long texts.

  • Quick Facts and Figures: Ask questions, and get precise answers instantly without scouring through the entire document.

  • Simplified Complexities: Summaries and explanations of complex documents are now made easy, helping you understand key points.

Using Claude 2 In Keymate

  • Upload your PDF HERE

  • Use the /document command to engage with the text. (This command can only be used in the Keymate.AI plugin and API)

  • Ask questions or prompt for summaries directly related to your documents content.

  • Get accurate, relevant information in a fraction of the time.

  • NOTE: Claude 2 can potentially take longer to run if the context (PDF) is longer.

  • Important: Claude only works through the ChatGPT plugin, it does not work with the Ultimate Webapp nor with GPTs.

Here's an example of how to use the /document command in the Keymate plugin:

/document
{
"q": "Your specific question or the information you are looking for in the PDF",
"fileName": "The name of your uploaded PDF file",
"partId": "1" // Use '1' for initial query, increase for subsequent parts if needed
}
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