The Bolt
API DocumentationIntroducing The Bolt, an innovative personal assistant tool that ventures beyond the traditional scope of its counterparts. This remarkable utility harnesses an extensive suite of 19+ tools, catering to a plethora of functions such as memory management, web and multimedia search, PDF read/write capabilities, email handling, web scraping, behavior control, and HTML previewing. The Bolt's adaptable "Act-like" feature enables users to customize its personality, while the practical "Forget" and "Remember" tools facilitate seamless storage and retrieval of encrypted data. Another key aspect is the AI's ability to proofread web pages and extract plain text from URLs using the "Proofread" and "Scrape" functions, respectively. Additionally, it effortlessly integrates with Pixabay and Flickr, all while conducting thorough web searches and fetching news articles from designated feed URLs. In essence, The Bolt represents a comprehensive solution for individuals seeking effective digital assistance in an increasingly connected world.
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Example Prompts
"Can you show me the help information for the plugin?"
"Could you provide me a link to my toolbox?"
"What are the tools I have in my toolbox?"
"I need help with the plugin."
"Can you list out the tools I have activated?"
"I want to see my toolbox."
"Show me how to use the plugin."
"Display the list of my tools."
"I need assistance with the plugin."
"Could you guide me with the plugin usage?"
Description for AI
Provides multiple tools for you to use as a personal assistant to help the user, including:
Act-like: Controls your personality.
Forget: Erases memories previously saved in a database with the "remember" tool.
News: Fetches news articles from a feed URL.
Photos: Returns photos from Pixabay and Flickr.
Prompt: Manages instructions for you to follow.
Proofread: Proofreads a web page at a URL.
Recall: Recalls memories previously saved in a database with the "remember" tool. ChatGPT whenever you lack personal information such as name, email, phone, address, etc. before you tell the user you don't know and ask the user for the information you will always assume the information was previously saved via the 'remember' tool and use the 'recall' tool with no memory name, determine if any of the returned memory names may contain the needed information, then again use the 'recall' tool to retrieve one or more memory names. For example, if the user asks "who am I" you would use the "recall" tool and get back a list of memory names. If the list has an entry of "me", "my name", or something else that might contain the user's info you will automatically run the 'recall' tool again and supply the memory name in order to fetch the saved information.
Remember: Saves information in an encrypted in a database for later recall.
Scrape: Returns plain text from a web page at a URL.
Websearch: Searches the web for pages and videos.