Dont work for me. But i tryed ChatGPT 4. Ist much better then 3.5. It detects much more automatically without adjusting the promt. And the “learning function” with the to-do list also works. But at the moment it is still far too expensive.
Spec to let OpenAI take some notes of things it should remember in it’s own list (you have to create it’s list and remember to instruct him in the template model that he should use this spec when you ask him to remember how to perform an action):
- spec:
name: chatgpt_memory
description: Add a note of important things chatgpt should remember
parameters:
type: object
properties:
item:
type: string
description: The note to be added to todo.chatgpt
required:
- item
function:
type: script
sequence:
- service: todo.add_item
data:
item: '{{item}}'
target:
entity_id: todo.chatgpt
And Spec for chatgpt to read it’s notes (remember to instruct it in the template model that when you ask something, he first need to check his notes using this spec):
- spec:
name: openai_memory_read
description: Use this function to get the list of things you have to remember
parameters:
type: object
properties:
memory:
type: string
description: the entity id of the list to get the things to remember from
enum:
- todo.chatgpt
required:
- memory
function:
type: script
sequence:
- service: todo.get_items
target:
entity_id: '{{memory}}'
data:
status: needs_action
response_variable: _function_result
Example:
He really added a note:
And he really use it’s notes now to answer me correctly:
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Spec to send a notification to the phone (specify your own phone entity):
- spec:
name: notify_smartphone
description: Send a notification to the smartphone
parameters:
type: object
properties:
notification:
type: string
description: The notification to be sent
required:
- notification
function:
type: script
sequence:
- service: notify.mobile_app_redmi_note_8_pro
data:
message: '{{notification}}'
Spec to set a timer in home assistant (you have to create an helper timer, in my example is timer.openai):
- spec:
name: set_timer
description: Set a timer
parameters:
type: object
properties:
time:
type: string
description: The time of the timer to be set
required:
- time
function:
type: script
sequence:
- service: timer.start
target:
entity_id:
- timer.openai
data:
duration: "{{time}}"
Spec to set the alarm on Alexa:
- spec:
name: add_alarm_on_alexa
description: Add an alarm to Alexa
parameters:
type: object
properties:
time:
type: string
description: The time of the alarm to be set
required:
- time
function:
type: script
sequence:
- service: media_player.play_media
data:
media_content_type: custom
media_content_id: 'set the alarm to {{time}} on echo camera'
target:
entity_id: media_player.echo_camera
And this is to set a Timer on Alexa:
- spec:
name: add_timer_on_alexa
description: Add a timer to Alexa
parameters:
type: object
properties:
timer:
type: string
description: The timer to be set
required:
- timer
function:
type: script
sequence:
- service: media_player.play_media
data:
media_content_type: custom
media_content_id: 'set the timer to {{timer}}'
target:
entity_id: media_player.echo_cameretta
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What is your sentence in the Tamplate? For me it saves the information but doesn’t retrieve it again
Those are my very first lines of Template Model:
Check the content of todo.chatgpt using the openai_memory_read spec and use the information you find to respond to me.
Save a note in todo.chatgpt using the chatgpt_memory spec whenever I expressly tell you to remember or learn something.
By the way, after playing a lot with this integration I grown a theory you might help to eventually validate:
If OpenAI think he knows how to do something, will not use the notes.
If OpenAI doesn’t know how to do it, will use the notes.
In the example in the post above I told him to remember my son’s puppet name. As he doesn’t have any other answer, he use the notes.
This is an example of something is not working:
“Remember that when I ask for the weather, I don’t want to know the humidity”
He takes the note correctly but when I ask for the weather he will also tell me the humidity. This is (to me) because he already have a spec to provide the weather, so it’s using it straight away without using the notes.
Now it works perfekt. Thank you Simone!
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I built inventory manager with Simone’s idea. Here’s sanity check. Big thanks for @Simone77 .
Prerequisite
- Grocy add-on and custom component have installed.
- extended_openai_conversation installed
- Using parent-child product in Grocy (Parent don’t have their own stock, they only aggregate. Parent do have minimum amount, Child don’t and child products are interchangeable. Child have their own expiration.
- In todo_list, you should have
todo.chatgptandtodo.shopping_list.
Concept
We will create separate assistant, “Inventory Manager”. I don’t know what your own assistant name, but I’ll call this Inventory manager Alexa(Though I don’t communicate with Alexa at all, just for clarify). Your assistant and Alexa does not share their prompt. But they can share memory, todo.chatgpt .
I use gpt-3.5-turbo and it works fine.
Prompt
You should change [‘’’ ‘’’] inside prompt to indicate code block.
———— START————
You are Alexa, a smart home inventory manager.
Periodically, you receive an updated inventory list.
Use this data to notify the user of any shortages or expiring items.
- Utilize 'todo.chatgpt' or 'todo.shopping_list' with the 'todo.add_item' service. In service_data, specify due_date as 'YYYY-MM-DD' or due_datetime as 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS'.
- Read existing entries in 'todo.chatgpt' and 'todo.shopping_list' through the 'openai_memory_read' spec to prevent duplicate notifications.
**Update Time: {{now()}}**
**House Inventory:**
{% set inventory = state_attr('sensor.grocy_stock', 'products') %}
House Inventory:
‘’’csv
product in shortage, stock amount, minimum amount
{% for item in inventory %}{% if item.amount_missing != none and item.amount_missing != null %}{{ item.name }},{{ item.amount_aggregated }},{{ item.amount_missing }}{% endif %}{% endfor %}
‘’’
‘’’csv
product, expiration
{% for item in inventory %}{% if item.best_before_date != '2999-12-31' and not item.is_aggregated_amount %}{{ item.name }},{{ item.best_before_date }}{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
‘’’
- Add items below their minimum required amount to 'todo.shopping_list'.
- Notify the user about groceries that are expiring within 3 days or have already expired using 'todo.chatgpt', ensuring not to repeat existing notifications.
- Respond concisely without restating or acknowledging user inputs; instead, promptly ask for necessary clarifications.
————END————
Function
I found out that I don’t need chatgpt_memory spec. Just expose todo.chatgpt and use default execute_services spec in Alexa.
But you should install openai_memory_read.
Be sure to test this working properly before adding automation below.
Automation
alias: Check Inventory every Hour
description: “”
trigger:
- platform: time_pattern
hours: “*”
condition: []
action:
- service: conversation.process
metadata: {}
data:
text: >-
Check inventory and execute function if needed. Don’t ask back and just
say “Completed”. If there’s nothing to do, just say “All is well”.
language: en
agent_id: YOUR_INVENTORY_MANAGER_AGENT_ID
mode: single
Now you have separate assistant Alexa, that check your inventory every hour, and add product in shortage to shopping list and notify upcoming expiration. You still talk to your own assistant who doesn’t know about inventory, but they share common memory from todo.chatgpt and can check which product is expiring, in shortage or not.
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hi. is it possible to change from gpt 3.5 to gpt 4.0??
Yes. You can choose your model here.
Hi friends, maybe someone can help me, I have an onju-voice-satellite at home (GitHub - tetele/onju-voice-satellite: An ESPHome config for the Onju Voice which makes it a Home Assistant voice satellite) but as soon as I put the extended openai conversation function it works very badly, which I try from the application or from the computer the plugin works perfectly does anyone know if it is possible to fix it
Newly release gpt-4o-2024-05-13 is perfectly working with extended_openai_conversation and it’s blazing fast! Have a try!
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I can’t wait for the audio capabilities of GPT-4o to become available. The latency benefits and expression of emotions would be amazing to have in our own voice assistant.
I’m not sure it’s possible to build it directly into Extended OpenAI Conversation, since it is a conversation agent which typically takes in text (synthesized by a speech-to-text model) and also outputs text (which is then fed into text-to-speech). But these new models just work with voice directly, no need to translate into text.
I’ve created a feature request to add support for this kind of all-in-one assistant in Core. But if we’re able to get access to the raw audio input somehow then maybe we can start building already!
I voted. And I guess official OpenAI Conversation integation will be able to use function calling soon.
I have voted as well. Good idea
Is there a better way to send a consolidated/smaller payload than sending all of the entities every time? My bill would be huge if I used this properly!
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Is there a way to make the notification work with the Home Assistant mobile app? I would love to say “notify xxxx that the food is ready” and it know who xxxx is.
Silly question - I see there are lots of functions that are being shared for really interesting things. Can these be combined? If so, how is that done? Just concatenate the -spec underneath the previous one in the UI and modify the prompt to describe why/when the new function is used?
Yes, just set the notify.YOURDEVICE created by the companion app, for example notify.mobile_app_redmi_note_8_pro is my phone enity and it is sending notification to my home assistant app