Developing custom GPTs with Keymate API
Our API support includes Keymate.AI API and Official Google Search & Browse API. Both can be utilized as custom actions in Custom GPTS.
The OpenAPI spec that you'll need to import is here.
When using Keymate Custom Actions with your Custom GPTs you should use your own API key. You can get your API key via our Plans page.
How the Knowledge Base and Long Term Memory work on GPTs
Keymate GPT and and any other custom GPT powered by Keymate API share the same unified personalized memory when users sign in to Keymate. It's "personalized" because only signed in users can access their individual long term memory. It's "unified" because now multiple GPTs can utilize the same memory hub.
How to make users sign in to Keymate
Currently, OpenAI doesn't support users sharing their API key with GPTs so if you want to build something and want your users to sign-in to Keymate (In a way similar to Keymate GPT), please contact us via the chatbox in the bottom right corner or via [email protected].
Step by step guide and video for a custom GPT with Google Search
Click on “Discover GPTs” on the left hand side menu.
Click “+ Create” on the top right corner.
Navigate to the “Configure” tab.
Tick off the Web Browsing capability, so that ChatGPT doesn’t try to Bing instead of Google.
From Actions section, click on “Create New Action”, and click on “Import from URL” on the next page.
Type this URL and click “Import”: https ://server.searchweb.keymate.ai/.well-known/openapi.json
Click “Import”
Type our URL into the Privacy Policy section: https ://keymate.ai
Click “API Key” for “Authentication”
Get your API Key from your Keymate Plans page and paste it here. (It might take several seconds to appear)
Fill in the Description, Instructions, and Conversation Starters as you find convenient.
See the below video for more details about creating a custom GPT with Keymate's Google search and browse capabilities