Creating assistants API
This feature is only available in the Pro version.
Step 1: Upload a File (if necessary)
First, upload the file that the Assistant will use as a resource if necessary. You can skip this part if the Assistant won't use any resource.
Step 2: Create the AssistantsAPIv2
After uploading the file, create an instance of the AssistantsAPIv2
with the specified options:
Required Settings
Id: Unique identifier for the AssistantsAPIv2 instance.
Model: The GPT model to be used by the tool. Defaults to GPT-3.5 Turbo.
Name: The name of the assistant.
Description: The description of the assistant's functionality.
Instructions: Guide the personality and define the goals of the Assistant.
Optional Settings
Tools: Provide the Assistant with access to up to 128 tools.
ToolResources: Give tools like code_interpreter and file_search access to files.
ForcedTool: Forces the AssistantsAPI to use the specified tool on every request.
Metadata: Gets or sets the metadata associated with this assistant.
Temperature: The sampling temperature to use, between 0 and 2. Higher values make the output more random, while lower values make it more focused and deterministic.
TopP: The nucleus sampling parameter, where the model considers the results of the tokens with top_p probability mass.
ResponseFormat: The response format for this assistant. Defaults to auto.
Stream: Indicates whether the assistant should stream responses. Defaults to false.
MinTokenRequirementPerRequest: The minimum number of tokens required per request.
MaxRequestLength: The maximum number of characters the assistant's responses can contain. Use -1 for no limit.
AssistantFetchCount: The maximum number of assistants to fetch when finding existing assistants on OpenAI server.
InitialDelayForRunStatusCheckSec: The initial delay in seconds before checking the run status for the first time.
RecurringRunStatusCheckIntervalSec: The recurring interval in seconds for checking the run status.
RunOperationTimeoutSec: The timeout in seconds for the run operation.
Client: The custom client to use for the assistant's operations.
OnTokensValidated: Event handler that is called when the tokens are validated.
OnTokensConsumed: Event handler that is called when tokens are consumed during the assistant's operation.
Exception: Event handler that is called when an error occurs during the assistant's operation.
OnRunCancel: Action that is called when a run is canceled.
Step 3. Using the Assistant
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