In this section, we will guide you on how to start chatting with your chatbot using the Chatwize API. Before you begin, please ensure you meet the following prerequisites:

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Prerequisites

  • An API key for accessing the Chatwize API.
  • A development environment or tool for making HTTP requests, such as Curl or a programming language like Python.

Please note that to chat on specific topics, your chatbot needs to have relevant data sources uploaded.

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Why Create a Chat Session?

Before sending messages to the chatbot, it’s essential to create a chat session. A chat session acts as a container that holds all the messages exchanged between you and the chatbot. Here’s why creating a chat session is necessary:

  1. Message Context: A chat session allows you to maintain context throughout a conversation. It ensures that the chatbot understands the context of your questions or statements.

  2. Order of Messages: The chat session helps in maintaining the order of messages. This is crucial for having meaningful and coherent conversations with the chatbot.

  3. State Management: The chat session allows you to manage the state of the conversation. You can continue a conversation seamlessly by referencing the session UUID.

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Create a Chat Session

To create a chat session, you need to use a POST request to the API endpoint: https://app-chatwize.com/api/v1/chatbot/{uuid}/session/create.

Make sure to replace {uuid} with the UUID of your chatbot.

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Example Request

Here’re example command to create a chatbot using the Chatwize API:

Replace token with your actual API key.

This API request returns JSON data that you can reuse to send messages:

{
  "created_at": "string",
  "modified_at": "string",
  "uuid": "string"
}

The uuid from this response is essential for sending messages within the established chat session.

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Send Messages

With a chat session created, you can now send messages to your chatbot. Use the following API endpoint to send messages: https://app-chatwize.com/api/v1/session/{uuid}/message/stream

Make sure to replace {uuid} with the UUID of created session.

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Example Request

Here’re example command to create a message using the Chatwize API:

Replace token with your actual API key.

That’s it! You’ve now learned how to chat with your own chatbot using the GPT-trainer API.

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