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I rewrote the README to be more beginner-friendly by simplifying the language, organizing the content clearly, adding explanations for each demo, and making it more welcoming and structured for new users.
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Summary of Changes
Hello @Zied031, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request introduces a comprehensive overhaul of the README.md file. The primary objective is to enhance the repository's accessibility and welcoming nature for new users by simplifying language, improving content organization, and providing clearer explanations of the included demos and the underlying OpenAI Assistant API technology.
Highlights
- README Rewrite: The
README.mdfile has been completely rewritten to improve clarity, organization, and beginner-friendliness for new users. - Enhanced Content: New sections were added, including a detailed explanation of how the Assistant API works, a 'Why This Repo?' section outlining the project's purpose, and a 'Getting Started' guide with simple instructions.
- Improved Demo Presentation: The list of demos was transformed from a simple bulleted list into a structured table with clear descriptions for each demo, making it easier to understand their purpose and functionality.
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This pull request significantly enhances the README's structure, clarity, and beginner-friendliness, aligning well with the stated goals. The new table for demos and added explanatory sections are valuable improvements. However, there are a few critical and high-severity issues related to missing links for demos and key resources, which impact usability. Additionally, some markdown formatting for tables and lists needs correction to ensure proper rendering. Addressing these points will make the README even more effective.
| 1. GPT-4 Vision Demo Analyze and understand images using GPT-4V. | ||
| 2. Image Generation + Function Calling Combine DALL·E 3 and GPT to generate images and call functions. | ||
| 3. GPT-4 Voice Chat Talk with GPT-4 using voice input and output in Colab. | ||
| 4. PPT Slide Generator Auto-generate PowerPoint slides using the Assistant and Code Interpreter. | ||
| 5. GPT-4V Voice Image Interpreter Speak to GPT-4 to describe images from your camera. | ||
| 6. Assistant Tutoring Demo Learn from GPT like it's your personal tutor. | ||
| 7. GPT vs GPT (AI Conversation) Watch two GPTs talk to each other! |
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The new table format for demos is a great improvement for readability! However, the actual links to the .ipynb files are now missing from the 'Demo Title' column. Users won't be able to access the demos. Please add the links back.
For example, line 10 should be:
1. [GPT-4 Vision Demo](GPT-4V-simple-demo.ipynb) Analyze and understand images using GPT-4V.
Please apply this linking format to all demos (lines 10-16), ensuring the demo titles in the first column are markdown links. The corresponding notebook files are:
GPT-4V-simple-demo.ipynbGPT-Image-Generation-and-Function-Call.ipynbGPT-4-Voice-Chat.ipynbGPT-PPT-Slides-Generator.ipynbGPT-4V-Vision-Interpreter-by-Camera-And-TTS.ipynbGPT-Assistant-Tutoring.ipynbGPT-VS-GPT.ipynb
| 1. GPT-4 Vision Demo Analyze and understand images using GPT-4V. | |
| 2. Image Generation + Function Calling Combine DALL·E 3 and GPT to generate images and call functions. | |
| 3. GPT-4 Voice Chat Talk with GPT-4 using voice input and output in Colab. | |
| 4. PPT Slide Generator Auto-generate PowerPoint slides using the Assistant and Code Interpreter. | |
| 5. GPT-4V Voice Image Interpreter Speak to GPT-4 to describe images from your camera. | |
| 6. Assistant Tutoring Demo Learn from GPT like it's your personal tutor. | |
| 7. GPT vs GPT (AI Conversation) Watch two GPTs talk to each other! | |
| 1. [GPT-4 Vision Demo](GPT-4V-simple-demo.ipynb) Analyze and understand images using GPT-4V. | |
| 2. [Image Generation + Function Calling](GPT-Image-Generation-and-Function-Call.ipynb) Combine DALL·E 3 and GPT to generate images and call functions. | |
| 3. [GPT-4 Voice Chat](GPT-4-Voice-Chat.ipynb) Talk with GPT-4 using voice input and output in Colab. | |
| 4. [PPT Slide Generator](GPT-PPT-Slides-Generator.ipynb) Auto-generate PowerPoint slides using the Assistant and Code Interpreter. | |
| 5. [GPT-4V Voice Image Interpreter](GPT-4V-Vision-Interpreter-by-Camera-And-TTS.ipynb) Speak to GPT-4 to describe images from your camera. | |
| 6. [Assistant Tutoring Demo](GPT-Assistant-Tutoring.ipynb) Learn from GPT like it's your personal tutor. | |
| 7. [GPT vs GPT (AI Conversation)](GPT-VS-GPT.ipynb) Watch two GPTs talk to each other! |
| 5. GPT-4V Voice Image Interpreter Speak to GPT-4 to describe images from your camera. | ||
| 6. Assistant Tutoring Demo Learn from GPT like it's your personal tutor. | ||
| 7. GPT vs GPT (AI Conversation) Watch two GPTs talk to each other! | ||
| 8. API Reference Demo Explore how to use the Assistant API in your own projects. |
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| You’ll find beginner-friendly code and explanations in each notebook. | ||
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| 📚 Learn More | ||
| 📖 Assistant API Reference (Official) |
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The "Assistant API Reference (Official)" entry in the "Learn More" section is currently plain text. It should be a clickable link to the official OpenAI documentation. The previous version linked to https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/assistants. Please restore this link.
| 📖 Assistant API Reference (Official) | |
| 📖 [Assistant API Reference (Official)](https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/assistants) |
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| "A GPT who knows everything about GPT" — Try it and see for yourself. |
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The line "A GPT who knows everything about GPT" — Try it and see for yourself. is a great call to action, but the clickable link to the GPT (https://chat.openai.com/g/g-9ho7F6piB-everything-about-gpt) from the previous README version is missing. Please add the link to make it actionable.
| "A GPT who knows everything about GPT" — Try it and see for yourself. | |
| "A GPT who knows everything about GPT" — [Try it and see for yourself](https://chat.openai.com/g/g-9ho7F6piB-everything-about-gpt). |
| Whether you're new to AI or just want to see what’s possible, these examples are a great place to start. You can run them directly in Google Colab or your local Jupyter Notebook. | ||
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| 🚀 Try These Cool Demos | ||
| Demo Title What It Does |
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The table header for the demos is not correctly formatted as a markdown table. To ensure it renders correctly, please use | as a separator in this line and add a separator line like |---|---| on the line immediately following this header.
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| Chat with GPT-4 or GPT-4V | ||
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| Handle files, images, and even voice input |
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The items under "How Does the Assistant Work?" appear to be intended as a bulleted list, but they are not formatted using standard markdown list syntax (e.g., * item or - item). This might affect rendering and readability. Please format them as a proper list, removing the extra blank lines between items if a compact list is desired.
| Chat with GPT-4 or GPT-4V | |
| Use tools like the code interpreter, DALL·E, or function calling | |
| Handle files, images, and even voice input | |
| * Chat with GPT-4 or GPT-4V | |
| * Use tools like the code interpreter, DALL·E, or function calling | |
| * Handle files, images, and even voice input |
| Experiment with GPT models | ||
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| Learn how to use OpenAI's Assistant API | ||
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| Build something cool with AI — without needing deep technical skills |
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The items under "Why This Repo?" appear to be intended as a bulleted list but are not formatted using standard markdown list syntax (e.g., * item or - item). This can affect rendering. Please format them as a proper list, removing the extra blank lines between items if a compact list is desired.
| Experiment with GPT models | |
| Learn how to use OpenAI's Assistant API | |
| Build something cool with AI — without needing deep technical skills | |
| * Experiment with GPT models | |
| * Learn how to use OpenAI's Assistant API | |
| * Build something cool with AI — without needing deep technical skills |
I rewrote the README to be more beginner-friendly by simplifying the language, organizing the content clearly, adding explanations for each demo, and making it more welcoming and structured for new users.