Hi @pasqua200,
What does your shortcode exactly looks like?
Hi @tigroumeow , like that :
[mwai_chat context=”” ai_name=”FMC” casually_fined_tuned=”true”]
I inserted the code on my website to test, at the bottom before the footer : wwww.grodt.fr to watch
Did you actually finetune a model? Did you also insert the model in the shortcode? (I can’t see it above)
I can’t seem to access your website 🙁
Yes, I tried several methods, for example:
[mwai_chat context=”” ai_name=”FMC” casually_fined_tuned=”true” model=”text-curie-001″]
Answer in chat:
System:
Error while calling OpenAI: you must provide a model parameter
This will not work fine for at least 3 reasons:
[mwai_chat context="" ai_name="FMC" casually_fined_tuned="true" model="text-curie-001"]
First, text-curie-001 is not a casually fined tuned model.
The format used in ai_name and user_name should be the same. By default, the user is “User: ” (it’s probably like this in your settings). However, your ai_name doesn’t have “: “. It needs to be the same, as the AI model uses this to understand that it is a discussion.
You are using a standard model, so you absolutely need a context. It might work without it, but the OpenAI models work better with a context.
But that wouldn’t cause the issue you get.
Could you Reset Parameters in the Settings, to make sure everything is nice and clean? They simply drop the shortcode [mwai_chat] without any parameters in it? Just as a test. Then, if it works, we can process slowly to the result you want.
