Following my last question, I managed to attach my mind studio agent to an my own external web extension im making through API in my index.js. I plan on publishing this extension sometime soon as a project, my popup page has a footnote saying “powered by mindstudio”. Is there any legal issues or permission I have to get in order to use mind studio as the backend of my extension? (PS: I understand that the users using the extension will cost me on my own account’s usage)
Nope, no restrictions! I would love to learn more about what you’ve built and see a demo if you can share, sounds really cool!
I was also able to create a chrome extension but I want to redirect the extension to my apps. Are there any notes on how to do this?
I attached the main part of my index.js as a photo, which is responsible for sending the input and receiving it (in my case, a button on my extension popup which sends the URL to my assistant and then outputs a text output). Honestly though, its much easier to use chatgpt to do the code, I recommend to copy and paste your API request codes (I will send you another picture of what I mean by API request codes) into chatgpt (as context and infomation), and have AI do it for you (give good instructions and specify your writing an index.js for an extension)
@ncurum
-Note: This is only for the index.js (like the background worker which is the only part mindstudio api is really mentioned), make sure your other files like your popup and manifest files don’t have any basic errors.
@sean
I put my AI assistant in the agents category as a feature! Im still at a very early stage but currently just proud of myself for being able to attach the assistant to my own external extension. If you want any other extra information, please ask!