Chipp AI · Your Path to Building Custom AI, No Code Needed
Chipp AI makes creating custom GPTs easy and accessible for everyone, no coding required.
Happy Monday, Visionaries! Welcome to the New Monthly Beyond Pixels!
I’m excited to share that we’re now a regular publication. Every second Monday, you can expect fresh insights into AI, tech, and digital tools. Along with new content, I’ll be updating some of the earlier pieces to reflect the quality and depth we’re moving forward with.
This Month's Focus: Chip AI
This month, we’re diving into Chip AI—a platform that genuinely simplifies building custom GPTs, whether you’re tech-savvy or just getting started. And the best part? No coding needed!
Why Chip AI? It’s All About Accessibility and Community
What makes Chip AI stand out is its mission of “AI for All.” The founders come from backgrounds in teaching and facilitation, so they know a thing or two about breaking down complex stuff into simple steps. They’ve designed Chip AI to be super accessible, focusing on clear, easy-to-follow flows.
- It’s not just a platform; it’s a community where beginners and pros alike can share, learn, and grow together.
- You’re not just building GPTs here—you’re tapping into a supportive network of creators and AI enthusiasts.
I’ll be honest, it feels like Chip AI brings a fresh approach to AI by keeping things simple and community-focused. The platform even has a marketplace where users can publish and share their GPTs. So if you’re looking to make an impact with your own AI creations or maybe even sell your custom GPTs, Chip has that built-in, too.
Why Monthly? Bringing Back the Magazine Vibe
With Beyond Pixels, I’m inspired by the classic monthly magazine vibe—the kind that releases deep, thoughtful content once a month instead of bombarding you with constant updates. Every issue is meant to be a comprehensive guide on a specific topic, from prompt engineering to using AI in business.
I want you to be able to open up Beyond Pixels and dive into a guide that feels complete—like a toolkit you can actually use. For example:
- If you’re looking at an article on role-play prompting, you’ll get a full breakdown, practical links, and even ready-to-go prompts you can start using right away.
- Plus, I’m offering consulting options through Buy Me a Coffee, where I’ll be sharing more raw, behind-the-scenes content in a weekly newsletter. Think of it as your chance to go deeper into the process, the highs and lows of AI work, and get exclusive content that isn’t on the main blog.
How to Build a GPT in Chip AI (It’s Way Easier Than You Think)
The setup on Chip AI is refreshingly simple, and if you’ve used ChatGPT, the layout will feel familiar. Here’s how you can get started:
- Name It: Start by giving your GPT a name that reflects its purpose—think “Customer Service Rep” or “Blog Assistant.”
- Define the Role: Outline the GPT’s purpose. Keep it simple: “Be a friendly assistant that helps with general questions,” for example.
- Create the Core Prompt: This shapes your GPT’s behavior. Specify if you want it to act professionally or answer in a casual tone.
- Add Knowledge Sources: Link PDFs, URLs, or other resources that your GPT will pull from. This gives it specialized knowledge for accurate responses.
- Test in Real-Time: Use the live chat interface to test your GPT immediately as you tweak its settings.
The whole process is super intuitive, allowing you to go from an idea to a working GPT in minutes. That’s part of what makes Chip AI so powerful—anyone can build something useful quickly.
Jonathan Martinez
You can revisit this post about role-play prompts for your custom GPT
Leveling Up with Knowledge Sources
One of the best features of Chip AI is adding knowledge sources, making your GPT smarter and more relevant. For instance:
- I built a GPT for immigration attorneys working on asylum cases by linking trusted legal websites.
- This allowed attorneys to get precise answers without sifting through tons of sites.
Adding sources is easy: just upload PDFs or paste URLs for your GPT to pull information from. Beginners can start with just a couple of PDFs or links, while advanced users can layer documents for specialized capabilities.
Pro Tip for Knowledge Maintenance
Keep your knowledge sources up-to-date, especially if your GPT relies on time-sensitive information. This ensures you're not just building a great tool—you’re keeping it accurate and relevant over time.
Getting the Most Out of Prompt Engineering
Now let’s talk about prompt engineering. If you’re just starting out:
- Keep prompts simple—plain English works fine.
- As you advance, craft specific prompts for better results.
I’ve developed a GPT that knows all my prompt engineering strategies and frameworks. This assistant helps me generate prompts thanks to its rich knowledge base filled with templates and guidelines.
Get Involved: The Chip AI Hackathon
Chip AI has an upcoming hackathon—a two-week event where you can collaborate, learn, and build GPTs. It’s perfect for both newcomers and advanced users:
- Prizes are up for grabs.
- Showcase your work and connect with others in the community.
If you’ve been waiting for the right time to jump into Chip AI, this is it! The hackathon is all about community and creativity.
Signup for the Chipp AI Hackathon if you're interested!
You can also get started with Chipp AI here for free
Free Custom GPTs: An Exclusive Offer
To wrap things up, I’m offering something special: five free custom GPT builds for the first readers who book a call!
- If you're interested in exploring AI for your business or just curious about the process, this no-cost opportunity allows you to get a GPT built specifically for your needs.
- In these consultations, we’ll cover everything from building and managing a knowledge base to crafting custom prompts tailored to your use case.
This offer is limited to five spots—if you're ready to dive in, don’t miss out! For those interested in ongoing support, my consulting services are here to help you create and maintain high-performing tailored GPTs.
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