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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Creating the Database
- Designing the Database in Escale Studio
- Generating CRUD Endpoints
- Creating the "send-email" Endpoint
- Configuring the SMTP Server
- Testing the Email Endpoint
- Integrating with OpenAI's GPT
- Filtering and Authenticating Endpoints
- Creating a Custom GPT to Send Emails
- Conclusion
Introduction
In this video, I will Show You how to Create a GPT email blaster that enables you to create and Collect email contacts. We will start by creating a database and designing it using Escale Studio. Then, we will generate CRUD endpoints and create the "send-email" endpoint. Next, we will configure the SMTP server and test the email endpoint. After that, we will integrate with OpenAI's GPT and create a custom GPT to send emails. Finally, we will discuss filtering and authenticating endpoints and conclude the tutorial.
1. Creating the Database
To create an email blaster, we first need to create a database. We will use an SQL database and name it "email BL."
2. Designing the Database in Escale Studio
In Escale Studio, we can visually design our database. We will create a single table with two fields: name (text Type) and email (text type). Once the database is designed, we can move on to generating CRUD endpoints.
3. Generating CRUD Endpoints
Using the endpoint generator in Escale Studio, we can easily generate CRUD endpoints for our database. We will select our database and choose to generate endpoints immediately. This will create an API that can be consumed by OpenAI's GPT.
4. Creating the "send-email" Endpoint
In order to send emails, we need to create a specific endpoint. We will create a new file named "send-email.dopost.dohl" and define the arguments required for the endpoint: name (STRING), email (string), subject (string), and body (string). We will give a description stating that this endpoint sends an email to the specified recipient with the specified subject and body.
5. Configuring the SMTP Server
To configure the SMTP server, we need to access the SendGrid API key in the configuration settings. By configuring the SMTP server, we can ensure that the email is sent from the specified email address and includes the name and subject provided in the arguments.
6. Testing the Email Endpoint
To test the email endpoint, we can use the provided example code from the documentation. We will modify the code to include the email address, name, subject, and body arguments. After testing the endpoint, we can check our email account to verify if the email is successfully sent.
7. Integrating with OpenAI's GPT
To integrate our email blaster with OpenAI's GPT, we can use the custom API feature in GPT. We will configure a new action and paste the URL of our open API specification. This will allow us to count contacts using our email blaster action.
8. Filtering and Authenticating Endpoints
To add filtering and authentication requirements to our endpoints, we need to modify the settings in Escale Studio. We can choose to include or exclude certain endpoints Based on their purpose. For our email blaster, we will remove the authentication requirement to make it easier to use.
9. Creating a Custom GPT to Send Emails
With the integration of GPT, we can now create a custom GPT that sends emails. We can use the endpoint to create, Read, update, and delete contacts with emails and names. This will enable us to send personalized emails to contacts in our database.
10. Conclusion
In conclusion, we have successfully created a GPT email blaster using Escale Studio, OpenAI's GPT, and the SMTP server. We have learned how to design a database, generate CRUD endpoints, configure the SMTP server, test the email endpoint, integrate with GPT, and create a custom GPT for sending emails. With this knowledge, you can now automate the process of sending personalized emails to your contacts.
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Introduction
Wouldn't it be great if there was a way to send personalized emails to a large number of contacts with just a few clicks? Well, now there is! In this article, I will guide you through the process of creating a GPT email blaster that allows you to easily create and collect email contacts. By following the steps outlined in this article, you'll be able to automate the process of sending personalized emails to your contacts in no time.
Creating the Database
The first step in creating our GPT email blaster is to create a database. We will be using an SQL database for this purpose. Let's name our database "email BL".
Designing the Database in Escale Studio
With our database in place, we can now move on to designing it in Escale Studio. Escale Studio allows us to visually design our database, making the process much easier. In this case, we will create a single table with two fields: name and email. The name field will be of type "text" and cannot be left empty. Similarly, the email field will also be of type "text" and cannot be left empty.
Generating CRUD Endpoints
Once our database is designed, we can generate CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) endpoints for it. These endpoints will allow us to perform operations on our database, such as adding, retrieving, updating, and deleting contacts. With the help of Escale Studio's endpoint generator, creating these endpoints is a breeze. Simply select your database and generate the endpoints. This will create an API that can be easily consumed by OpenAI's GPT.
Creating the "send-email" Endpoint
To send emails using our GPT email blaster, we need to create a specific endpoint for this purpose. We will create a new file named "send-email.dopost.dohl" and define the necessary arguments for the endpoint. These arguments include the recipient's name, email address, subject, and body. The purpose of this endpoint is to send an email to the specified recipient with the provided subject and body.
Configuring the SMTP Server
To ensure that our emails are sent successfully, we need to configure the SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) server. This can be done by accessing the SendGrid API key in the configuration settings. By configuring the SMTP server, we can specify the sender's email address and name, which will be used when sending the emails.
Testing the Email Endpoint
Before integrating our GPT email blaster with OpenAI's GPT, it's important to test the email endpoint to ensure that everything is working correctly. We can use the provided example code from the documentation and modify it according to our needs. This code includes the necessary arguments such as the recipient's email address, name, subject, and body. After testing the endpoint, we can check our email inbox to verify if the email was successfully sent.
Integrating with OpenAI's GPT
Now that our email blaster is working smoothly, it's time to integrate it with OpenAI's GPT. OpenAI's GPT provides a custom API feature that allows us to Interact with our email blaster. By configuring a new action and providing the URL of our open API specification, we can count contacts using our GPT email blaster action. This integration will further enhance the functionality of our GPT email blaster.
Filtering and Authenticating Endpoints
To add an extra layer of security to our GPT email blaster, we can filter and authenticate the endpoints. By modifying the settings in Escale Studio, we can include or exclude certain endpoints based on their purpose. In this case, we will remove the authentication requirement to make it easier to use the email blaster.
Creating a Custom GPT to Send Emails
With our GPT email blaster fully integrated, we can now create a custom GPT that sends personalized emails to our contacts. Using the endpoints provided by our email blaster, we can create, read, update, and delete contacts with their respective emails and names. This enables us to send personalized emails efficiently and effectively.
Conclusion
In conclusion, creating a GPT email blaster is now within your reach. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can automate the process of sending personalized emails to your contacts. From designing the database to generating CRUD endpoints, configuring the SMTP server, and integrating with OpenAI's GPT, you have the necessary tools to create your own GPT email blaster. So why wait? Start automating your email campaigns and reach out to your contacts in a more personalized and efficient manner.