[0:00] in this video I'm going to take you
[0:01] through creating your own custom
[0:03] knowledge AI chatbot in 5 to 10 minutes
[0:06] that's trained on your own data using a
[0:09] platform known as Co now complete
[0:13] transparency this video is sponsored by
[0:15] Co however it is a completely free
[0:18] platform that runs on top of GPT 4 now
[0:21] if you wanted to use GPT 4 through open
[0:24] ai's website you'd have to pay like 20
[0:26] bucks a month but here on Co you get to
[0:28] use it for free on top of all the
[0:31] additional chatbot Integrations that
[0:34] this platform provides now I've been
[0:36] using this platform for a couple weeks
[0:38] at this point and I think it is super
[0:40] cool and I know a lot of you guys are
[0:42] trying to learn Ai and one of the best
[0:44] ways to learn AI is to sort of get your
[0:47] hands dirty and start building stuff now
[0:51] with Coes it's super easy to start
[0:53] building with AI even if you have no
[0:56] coding experience so I've had this idea
[0:59] for a while now about making a chatbot
[1:02] that uses my own content you know my
[1:05] YouTube video scripts my ebook my
[1:07] courses so that users can interact with
[1:10] this chatbot to get advice based around
[1:13] the content that I've made and the
[1:16] things that I've said and aside from my
[1:17] own knowledge chatbot I know a lot of
[1:20] people or a lot of companies even could
[1:23] benefit by creating their own chatbot
[1:25] from their own data sources so with that
[1:28] being said let's go ahead and dive into
[1:30] creating this chatbot so head on over to
[1:34] co.com and once you create an account
[1:38] click the create bot button here in the
[1:40] top left of the screen select your
[1:43] personal workspace give the bot a name
[1:46] so I'll name this uh coding with Kenny
[1:50] we'll give the bot a brief description
[1:52] so I'll just say a knowledge bot trained
[1:57] on Kenny Gunman's
[2:00] content then we can upload a profile
[2:02] picture or we can use this handy
[2:05] generate AI button right here to
[2:07] generate an icon for our bot so this
[2:10] will take a second to
[2:12] load once that's done we'll click
[2:16] confirm and then from here we'll be
[2:18] taken to our bot dashboard where we can
[2:21] now create our bot so the very first
[2:24] thing that we should do is design the
[2:27] Persona or I guess prompt engineer the
[2:29] bot so it behaves the way that we want
[2:32] it to for example I want this bot to
[2:36] give the user coding advice from the
[2:38] knowledge that I upload which we'll do
[2:41] here in a second and recommended content
[2:44] from my YouTube channel so I could write
[2:47] something in the Persona here like
[2:49] you're a coding bot designed to
[2:53] recommend coding resources and YouTube
[2:57] videos from Kenny
[3:00] G's YouTube
[3:03] channel you're able to help Rec
[3:09] recommend resources based on an
[3:13] individual's skill level so I would say
[3:17] this is a good start for our Bots
[3:20] persona but then I could go ahead and
[3:22] use CO's optimize feature right here
[3:26] click this
[3:27] button this will take a minute or so to
[3:33] run and as you see Co went ahead and
[3:36] took our initial prompt and made it into
[3:39] something that is much more optimized it
[3:42] created a character for our bot which is
[3:44] denoted by this character hashtag here
[3:47] it equipped it with all of these
[3:49] different skill sets such as diagnosing
[3:51] the user's coding skill level
[3:54] recommending coding resources and then
[3:56] recommending YouTube videos from my
[3:59] YouTu YouTube channel right here so I'll
[4:02] hit use to go ahead and use this
[4:04] generated data now I already created a
[4:08] Persona and prompt section for this bot
[4:11] that works very well for my use case
[4:14] right here so I'm going to go ahead and
[4:16] copy and paste it in like this now the
[4:19] next thing that we need to do is upload
[4:21] our knowledge so right now this bot
[4:24] isn't trained on anything and it's
[4:26] strictly the gp4 model so if I ask it
[4:29] some sort of question it will give me a
[4:31] generic AI response for example if I
[4:34] asked it something like what are some
[4:37] tips for
[4:39] selftaught programmers it'll take a
[4:41] second and then it's going to go ahead
[4:43] and give me this pretty generic response
[4:47] of mastering the basics practicing
[4:49] regularly work on real world projects so
[4:52] let's go ahead and upload my own data
[4:54] just to see how much this response
[4:56] changes so I have over a 100 pages of
[5:00] PDF data from all the content that I've
[5:03] created over the years for example
[5:05] inside of learning material here I have
[5:08] this 19-page ebook that I created titled
[5:11] 02 full-time programmer in five steps
[5:15] inside of YouTube video scripts here I
[5:18] have 10 YouTube video scripts that I've
[5:21] downloaded and I've turned into PDF
[5:24] documents so I'm going to go ahead and
[5:25] upload all of these documents directly
[5:27] into Coes and integrate them into my bot
[5:31] so I can do that by going back to the
[5:33] Coes dashboard clicking this plus button
[5:36] under the knowledge section now I've
[5:39] already uploaded these documents as you
[5:41] see right here while I was testing this
[5:44] bot but let me go ahead and show you how
[5:46] you can add your own documents so what
[5:48] you want to do is click this create
[5:51] knowledge button right here create a
[5:53] name for your knowledge source so I'll
[5:56] name this one YouTube vid Scripts add a
[6:00] description if you want click the
[6:01] confirm button now this is where you
[6:03] will upload your knowledge AKA your
[6:06] documents and you do that by clicking
[6:08] this add unit button right here now I'll
[6:11] personally be using PDF document but as
[6:13] you can see you can use virtually any
[6:16] type of document you want you can use
[6:17] text documents you can use Microsoft
[6:19] Word documents you can even connect
[6:22] right to your Google doc drive you can
[6:24] connect to notion or you could even
[6:27] scrape data from web pages but because
[6:29] I'm using local PDF documents on my
[6:32] machine I'll go ahead and click local
[6:35] documents click next and then alls I
[6:38] need to do is drag and drop the
[6:41] documents that I have right here so I go
[6:44] into YouTube video scripts I'll select
[6:46] all of these and I will drag them
[6:49] straight into codes like this they
[6:51] should upload pretty quickly from here
[6:54] I'll click the next button now this is
[6:56] where you can let codes automatically
[6:58] parse through your document or you can
[7:00] set up custom rules for parsing yourself
[7:04] I think Co does a great job doing this
[7:06] automatically so I'll go ahead and leave
[7:08] automatic selected I'll click next and
[7:11] then we simply just wait it should only
[7:14] take a minute or so and once that is
[7:16] done we'll click the confirm button and
[7:19] after that simply go back to knowledge
[7:21] and upload all of the other data sources
[7:24] that you have from here we will simply
[7:26] go back to our bot dashboard so this
[7:29] coding with kennybot right here click
[7:32] the plus button under the knowledge
[7:34] section We'll add our YouTube vid script
[7:38] knowledge data source that we just
[7:39] uploaded we'll also add newsletters and
[7:42] then learning material here we'll close
[7:44] out of that and just like that we've
[7:47] created a knowledge bot that is ran on
[7:49] top of gp4 with our own custom data and
[7:53] just to show you that this is working
[7:56] let's go ahead and ask the coot the same
[7:58] question of
[7:59] what are some tips for self toop
[8:01] programmers so I'm going to go ahead and
[8:03] copy this with contrl C I'll paste it in
[8:06] right here I'll ask the bot again what
[8:08] are some tips for self-taught
[8:10] programmers and as you see it is
[8:12] searching through our
[8:13] knowledge and providing us with a
[8:16] completely different answer than the
[8:18] first time so let's look through this
[8:21] response here now these things are
[8:24] things that I've said many times before
[8:26] in YouTube videos which makes sense
[8:28] because I uploaded my YouTube video
[8:30] scripts directly to the knowledge
[8:32] section of this bot and just to prove
[8:35] this to you let me see if I can find the
[8:37] video where I said self-learning isn't
[8:40] the easier route all right so I said it
[8:42] right here in this video self toop
[8:45] programmers listen up and as you see in
[8:47] this chapter I say selftaught isn't the
[8:50] easier option we'll go ahead and play a
[8:52] few seconds of this clip you need to
[8:54] understand that being selftaught isn't
[8:56] the easier route by any means I think a
[8:58] lot of people there you go directly from
[9:01] one of my YouTube video scripts so that
[9:03] my friend is how you can very easily
[9:06] create a knowledge bot that is trained
[9:08] on your own data now with Co it doesn't
[9:11] stop there as I mentioned I want to
[9:14] create a knowledge bot that not only
[9:16] gives advice based on the data that I've
[9:19] uploaded to the bot but also recommends
[9:22] YouTube videos from my own channel now
[9:25] out of the box gp4 can't recommend
[9:28] YouTube videos however this is where the
[9:30] plethora of other helpful features of Co
[9:34] comes into play now Co has a huge amount
[9:38] of plugins that I can add directly into
[9:41] my bot to get it to do additional tasks
[9:44] such as searching for YouTube videos so
[9:47] I'll head over to this plugins section
[9:49] in my bot dashboard here I'll click the
[9:52] plus button to add a plugin so I'll go
[9:55] to the search bar here and I'll search
[9:56] for the YouTube plugin I'll select it
[10:00] right here and then I'll add the search
[10:02] video plugin directly from the YouTube
[10:05] plugin so now that this has been added
[10:08] we can close out of this here and now my
[10:11] bot can search for YouTube videos it's
[10:13] as easy as that so if I type in
[10:16] something to my bot like can you provide
[10:20] me with a video on good coding habits
[10:25] that I can adopt as a programmer I hit
[10:29] enter it will use the YouTube plugin and
[10:32] then it will recommend a video directly
[10:35] from my YouTube channel so now that we
[10:38] have our knowledge-based chatbot created
[10:40] we are ready to deploy that and again
[10:43] that is something that is super easy
[10:45] with Co we simply click the publish
[10:47] button in the top right of the screen
[10:50] here Co will ask for a few more pieces
[10:53] of data such as a uh bot opener and
[10:57] opening questions that a user ask you
[11:00] can fill this out if you want or you can
[11:02] skip it I'll just hit confirm to go with
[11:05] the default it gives
[11:08] me and then from here we can deploy our
[11:11] bot to various different locations so
[11:14] the first one and the default one is
[11:16] directly to the co bot store So Co has a
[11:20] bot store where you can deploy your Bot
[11:23] to and you can use Bots that were
[11:26] deployed by other people but you can
[11:28] also integrate with platforms such as
[11:31] slack and Discord so you could install
[11:35] this directly into your Discord server
[11:38] and the users of your server could ask
[11:40] the bot questions and it would answer it
[11:43] so I think that is a really cool feature
[11:46] however I'm just going to publish this
[11:47] directly to the co bot store for now
[11:50] just because that is the easier route
[11:52] and I do that by clicking this publish
[11:54] button right here and there we have it
[11:56] our bot is now deployed so I'll click
[11:59] this button right here to open up the
[12:01] bot in the bot store and that my friends
[12:04] is how you create a knowledge chatbot
[12:06] using Coes I hope this video was helpful
[12:09] to you and make sure you head on over to
[12:11] co to start building your own chat Bots
[12:14] today thank you for watching the video
[12:16] and I will see you all in the next one
[12:19] peace