Glad to hear 😊. You're welcome

Thank you Alton.

This comment made my day! Thank YOU 🙏

@@leonvanzyl you deserve it! er quick question - im seeing really poor return times back to openai/FW with the booking link. Make is completing the request very fast end to end in under a second but taking forever to get the link. Have upgraded my DO server to 2gb. Any thoughts? Is it an openai beta thing? Also can you code the URL link structure inside the JSON for this function at all? Thanks

Thank you 😊

Thank you!

Thank you 🙏

Thank you 😊

Hahaha! This is a first. Thanks 😁

Thank you for the feedback 🙏

Thank you for the kind feedback. You can use the Assistant Instructions to change its behaviour and tone. Maybe you could try that?

That's awesome! Are you self hosting n8n?

@@leonvanzyl yes , on railway

That sounds awesome! I'll love to see your project in action. You can change the welcome message in the embed config (see my web embed video). Yes, it's easy to call Flowise from Voiceflow. Simply add an API node in your Voiceflow flow and call the Flowise API endpoint..I have a video on Flowise API endpoints as well 😁

​@@leonvanzyl you are the best man! Thanks for all the work for the community and people from other disciplines learning to deal with AI. Looking forward for the next video! My project is realy easy tbh. Just a retriever tool as allowed tools for a assistent api. But the cool thing is that the assistent is using it as a tool in OpenAi dashboard as well! Then the AI search the knowledge base for the provide pdf (course material). I am now testing if it can search multiple docs and still can find the right answers. Our students are learning precise legal texts, so there is little margin for error for the chatbot. It does a really nice job tbh, even on the Dutch language. Based on your last name, do you have dutch/germanic heritage as well? Edit: I now know how to change the welcome message. Did not saw the "show embed chat config" button.

Hi Ricardo, Thank you for the feedback! The openai assistants do require an API key. I might have set it during the creation of the Assistant

@@leonvanzyl Good to know!! Thank you!! Are there any alternatives that you know about to replace the OpenAI assistant in this use case?

Haven't had any issues like that. Ensure that your Flowise version is up to date?

Thank you for the feedback 🙏. I believe point 1 will work. It's all based on OpenAI function calling after all. I doubt point two will be possible though, or will be interesting to see how it would be implemented. Token authentication (and renewal) is quite a complex process on the server and I'm not sure how Flowise could handle it. I'll chew on it a bit more.. 😎

Thanks@@leonvanzyl Maybe I didn't explain myself clearly. The flow is as is: function_1 returns Google auth link -> user clicks the link -> auth window pops up -> user approves authentication -> auth accepted -> pop us closed -> function 2 runs with auth token. I hope it's more clear now, thanks

@nitz that won't be possible as human interaction within a tool is not possible. When a tool or Custom Action is invoked it will without human intervention

Thank you! Yes, you can combine agents with chains AND vector stores using tools. Check out this video on how to add a retriever and chain as tools to an agent. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/es-ercqQya3KoYk.html

@@leonvanzyl Thank you! Exactly what I looking to learn :)

@@MyXRLearning you're welcome 🤗

I am releasing a video in creating RAG agents (aka Assistants) in the next day or two.

@nzyl Thanks to your videos I was able to have a custom tool using conversation retrieval agents or conversation agents and a retrieval tool querying the vector database on supabase. Awesome work bro

same question

You can call any API endpoint from tools 👍

Calendly does not allow for this functionality unfortunately. They only offer a scheduling link solution. I think the user experience would be quite bad if you had to have a back and forth with a bot to find an open date and time, AND somehow process payments in order to confirm the booking 😁.

Ah ok. To make it a better experience it could go something like this: I would like to book an appointment > what day would you prefer > Friday > Friday we have 3pm and 5pm available. Im wondering if there is any other way to achieve this @@leonvanzyl

@@tas5247 definitely. I'll add more videos to this series.

@@leonvanzyl look forward to it!

You could definitely just return a static link if you wanted. You can use these integrations to do a lot more though, like generate once off links and dynamically change parameters based on human input. Either way is fine.

I was wondering the same. It would be great to first capture a lead in a CRM like Zoho, and after that asking the user if they want to schedule an appointment themselves (using the lead information that is already provided)

These are single use links, and you could enhance this process to dynamically set the event types based on the user's questions. But yes, if you really wanted to, you could just tell it in the instructions to provide a static Calendly link for a specic event type 👍.