Good results with ChatGPT variants
This is reminiscent of a Swiss army knife. You'll probably find one or two tools useful but perhaps not everything.
I needed to pull out relevant parts of a longer text and group them by theme as a base for writing customer case studies. I tried asking it to run through ChatGPT-4 Turbo and Gryphe MythoMax as the "editor's choice" for text-based prompts.
Gryphe unfortunately consistently generated unsatisfactory results. ChatGPT-4 Turbo used a lot of coins.
So I ended up using 3.5, 4o, and 4o-mini, which also generate good results but without using too many tokens (even when combined they don't use as many as 4 Turbo).
I like the template option where you can create your own prompt and variables since I'd be using it for similar reasons (case studies). There are lots of other templates for various use cases like email writing, generating prompts for image generators, and so on, which I haven't explored fully.
So far, it does for me what the free version of ChatGPT has already been able to do. But we might find other uses for it as we continue to use it.
SantiagoC_Straico
Dec 8, 2024Hey brianhahn!
We really appreciate your review. Your comparison of Straico to a Swiss Army knife is an interesting one. Our platform does indeed offer a wide range of tools, from chat-based conversations to Agents and RAG API integrations. We are constantly analyzing ways to bring useful features to our customers.
Regarding the writing tasks you mentioned, some models perform exceptionally well with standard text lengths. However, for longer inputs, you may need to consider whether the information provided is too extensive for the model to analyze fully. This is a common challenge across AI platforms. There are some models that can handle these tasks better, but you can also check if the model supports large amounts of context. For example, Gemini Pro 1.5 supports a large amount of context.
We appreciate your feedback and are committed to continuously improving the user experience on our platform.