Benoit M.

Hi everyone, Apologies if this question has already been asked. I'm having a bit of trouble understanding the different pricing options offered by Dust, especially around fair use. We're currently using the tool mainly internally, but I’d like to make one of our agents publicly available via the API. This seems to be technically possible since my tests are working perfectly, but I haven’t been able to find any clear information about applicable quotas or specific plans related to heavy API usage. Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello Martin Leonard https://botman.io/2.0/web-widget looks nice and easy; i guess you could use a "middleware" to plug to your Dust Bot in it

Hi. I'm not sure if there is short answer to this but i was wondering how attachement to a specific conversation differs from data added to a knowledge folder . Also, is it possible to require attachement for a specific assistant / specific conversation and mention it in the prompt assistant something like "as an assitant you first analyse the {uploaded_file} sent by the user in the file ..." Thank you for your answer 🙂

Hello everyone, I'm currently wondering why Dust can't produce files. Is this a feature that might be included in an upcoming release? Here's what ChatGPT-4 can do today, and I find it very practical : "Yes, I can produce files in various formats, such as: Text Files (.txt): For simple text-based content. CSV Files (.csv): For structured data like tables, lists, or spreadsheets. Excel Files (.xlsx): For more complex spreadsheet data. PDF Files (.pdf): For documents with formatted text, images, or tables. JSON Files (.json): For structured data in JSON format. HTML Files (.html): For web-based content. Markdown Files (.md): For text with simple formatting, suitable for documentation. Image Files: By generating images or graphs and saving them in formats like .png or .jpg."