All AI Bots

This is using the Flowise Sequential Agents tool, which I love! It makes a funny tweet and then sends it to another agent who trying to make it funnier. All of this hilarity is archived on Notion by clicking here. Click here to watch my video on how I made this.

Flux image creator is all the rage right now. It is really good at spelling words correctly. And it will make an image of pretty much anything other than nudity.

This AI assistant the 2024 Ohio Building Code to answer questions.

You definitely should check directly with the code or someone who knows things before you build anything. I can’t promise this information is accurate. AI sometimes has a mind of its own.

Center for Anthroposophy is a Waldorf teacher education and professional development center. They use AI to answer questions about courses and programs they offer.

Spring Garden Waldorf School is a Waldorf School in Copley, Ohio. They use an AI Chatbot on their site to answer admissions-type questions. You can check it out here:

This is Anthropics’ low-end model, Claude Haiku. It’s not the smartest bot you’ve ever met, but it might be the fastest.

This is a general AI bot running on Claude Sonnet. That is their middle of the road model. But I really like it for writing. It has memory. So it should remember your conversation as you are talking. But it won’t remember you after you leave that conversation.

I tried to make this bot act and sound as human as I possibly could. Let me know what you think.

This is Anthropic’s newest AI model.

This is OpenAIs latest model, ChatGPT 4o. I’ve added memory to it along with a calculator, search engine, and Web browser. You might try asking it about current events of to summarize a web address. It also works very well as a traditional AI bot.

Perplexity provides real-time AI answers. This is a huge difference than other AI tools. Try asking it about any current events.

This bot has permanent memory and can search the Internet. It will ask you for your email address. That creates a new user ID in an Upstash Redis memory database. Every time you start a new discussion, just enter your email address when it asks and it will recall all your past conversations.

This bot will help you craft prompts that you can then take and put into any general AI bot. That way you don’t have to build a custom bot, if you don’t want to. Just give this bot the information it asks for, then it will create a prompt that you can copy and past and put into ChatGPT or Claude or whatever AI you are interested in. It should work for all of them. I’ll show you the prompt I made to create this bot below.

This bot will make images for you. It is using Stability AI running on Replicate.

This bot will take the URL you provide and write a Facebook post about it. If you don’t provide a URL it will ask you for one.

This bot starts on Flowise, is sent to Voiceflow and then uses Zapier to post on Instagram.

This bot creates images using a Flowise AI bot that is sent to Zapier using a custom tool in Flowise. Once in Zapier it actives the OpenAI Dall-E image creator and makes an image based on the prompt given to it. The images are then posted to the SageRock Marketing Instagram account.

This bot, running on gpt-4o-mini (because this is a super easy job for AI and you shouldn’t pay more for unneeded power) creates antonyms. And if you can’t remember what an antonym is, just put a word in here and it will all make sense.

This bot has a quite significant vector store on OpenAI dedicated to Rudolf Steiner, his life and many of his books and lectures.

AWSNA – Association of Waldorf Schools of North America has 13 Waldorf-related institutes it supports. We wanted to create a tool that would allow us to easily access all the content from those institutes and create social media content.

This AI answers questions about Sage Lewis based on his blogs, social media, books, videos and podcasts.