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Building AI Tools

1. The document provides step-by-step instructions for building an AI tool to generate blog post titles using a custom Python script. 2. It explains the basic structure of AI tools, including a user interface and backend process to generate outputs using AI. 3. The main challenge in building AI tools is getting consistent, structured responses from AI models due to varied prompts, model behavior, and the complexity of natural language. 4. To solve this, the author provides a custom Python script that handles the problem and returns consistent JSON outputs each time without complex coding.

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How To Create AI Tools Fast

(Step-by-Step for Beginners):

Before You Begin:

Before diving in, make sure you have the necessary tools installed on your
machine. Follow these links to install VSCode and Python3:

https://code.visualstudio.com/

https://www.python.org/downloads/

I will give you a simple script. You just need to copy and tweak a little bit, and
then you can build almost any AI tool you want!

After you finish the post, you will be building your first AI tool in less than 2
minutes without writing any code.

You will just use my script, prompt, and some commands That I will share with
you here.

Here is what I will cover Today:

● Understand the Basic Structure of AI Tools

● The Main challenge in Building AI Tools
● The Solution: Build The Tool Using my Custom Script
● Build a User Interface

Understand the Basic Structure of AI Tools

Take a look at this image:

So, like any tool, an AI tool consists mainly of the UI (User interface) and the
backend process, which basically generates “Something with AI.“

To make things simple, let’s go with a practical, real example. Let’s Build an
“AI Blog Title Generator Tool“

The Basic AI Tool Workflow is as follows:

User Input: The starting point of any AI tool is the user input. For instance, in
our example, the blog title generator tool, a user inputs a topic, e.g., digital
marketing.
Then, this prompt will be sent to the OpenAI API or any other AI API, which
will then generate relevant titles.

Finally, the generated response will go back to the user and be displayed in
the UI.

The Main challenge in Building AI Tools

Ok, the idea seems simple and straightforward, but there is one Main
challenge that faces us when we build AI tools. It is achieving consistent,
structured responses from AI models.

Why Consistency Matters

1. User Interface Integration: A consistent format in AI responses is

crucial for seamless integration with user interfaces. Inconsistent
responses can lead to unpredictable UI behavior, affecting user
experience.
2. Predictability in Output: Developers rely on predictability to ensure
their tools function as intended. Varying response structures create a
need for additional parsing and handling logic, increasing complexity.
3. Scalability Issues: As tools evolve and more features are added,
maintaining them becomes more challenging with inconsistent
responses.

Causes of Inconsistency
1. Varied Prompts and Responses: Different prompts can lead AI
models to generate responses in various formats. For example, asking
for ‘five blog titles’ might return a list in one instance and a paragraph in
another.
2. Model Behavior: AI models, especially those based on machine
learning, can exhibit non-deterministic behavior. The same prompt
might yield slightly different responses upon repeated requests.
3. Complexity of Natural Language: Natural language is inherently
complex and nuanced. AI models sometimes interpret the same prompt
in different ways, leading to varied responses.

Example of Inconsistent Responses

In one instance, a request for blog titles about ‘digital marketing’ might return a
straightforward list. In another, the model might provide a more descriptive
response, including explanations or additional information.

Try it yourself on ChatGPT, ask it to generate 5 blog titles multiple times, and
look at the response!

So, how do we solve this problem?

The Solution: Build The Tool Using My Custom Script!

To solve this problem, we can employ techniques like function chaining,

function calling, example output prompts, and some others. You can learn
more about these techniques and more in my Prompt Engineering Mastery
Course.

But today, I want to make things way easier. I prepared a script for you; this
script will handle this problem and help you get consistent results every time
without worrying about the underlying code.

First, Get my script on GitHub here:

https://github.com/MeryemN/Building-AI-Tools
Open the Python script (app.py) in VSCode or any IDE you want. Just replace
the fields and test!

Set the OpenAI API Key in the .env file here:

Just run the script with this command:

Terminal :

1. pip3 install pydantic

2. pip3 install openai
3. pip3 install instructor
4. python3 app.py

You will see you will get consistent JSON every time you run the program.

Problem Solved

It is time to build the UI.

Build The User Interface

Ok, let me share with you method to create a UI for your AI Tools.

Method : Using ChatGPT and Streamlit

What is Streamlit?

Streamlit is an open-source Python framework for rapidly creating web

applications. It’s designed for developers looking to turn scripts into shareable
web apps with minimal effort.

To make things simple for you and create the UI with Streamlit in seconds, I
prepared a special Power Prompt that can transform almost any Python script
into a Streamlit app!

ChatGPT will create the full Streamlit code with you and explain every step.
I designed it to help beginners get started easily and understand what is going
on.

So, in our project, create a new script, let’s name it “ui.py” and paste the
generated code.