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How to configure FusePoint AI?

Last updated: Oct 9th, 2024

Assumptions

  • We assume you have already purchased the FusePoint package. If you haven't, please complete your payment by clicking here.

  • We assume you have install the FusePoint package into your SharePoint environment. If you haven't yet, please review How to install FusePoint AI?

Overall

  • FusePoint allows you to select your preferred LLM. You will have the option between Azure Open AI and Open AI.

  • Based on your LLM, you will have to set the following parameters:

  • API Base URL: the root web address that an application uses to send requests to the API server for accessing its features and data.

  • API key: is a unique identifier used to authenticate and authorize access to an API, allowing an application to interact securely with the API’s services. It is used and set for the entire organization.

  • Model: options provided by your LLM.

  • Temperature: controls the randomness of responses. A lower temperature makes the model more focused and deterministic, while a higher temperature makes it more creative and diverse in its outputs. We recommend using 0.5.

  • Max Tokens: refers to the limit on the number of words or characters (tokens) the model can process in a single response or input, affecting the length of the output.

Configuration for Azure Open AI

  • API Base URL: https://your-resource-name.openai.azure.com/

  • API key: key from Azure Open AI. See How to get Azure Open AI Keys and Endpoint to locate your key.

  • Model: We recommend using "gpt-3.5-turbo" but you can choose any model available listed here.

  • Temperature: We recommend using "0.5".

  • Max Tokens: We recommend using "4096"

Configuration for Open AI

  • API Base URL: https://api.openai.com/v1

  • API key: key from OpenAI. See Where do I find my OpenAI API Key to locate your key.

  • Model: We recommend using "gpt-3.5-turbo" but you can choose any model available listed here.

  • Temperature: We recommend using "0.5".

  • Max Tokens: We recommend using "4096"

AI Chatbot Settings

UI Settings

  • Visible: allows you to show or hide the chatbot

  • Title: Name of the chatbot

  • Welcome Message: The first message sent from the chatbot to the user upon opening the chatbot.

  • Image Url: Let's you select the image that will appear when chatbot is retracted. Clicking on the image will open the chatbot.

  • Image Width: The size of the image

  • PositionX: The position of the chatbot. It can be left, right or center.

  • Spacing from bottom: position in pixel from the bottom of the page for the chatbot.

Interaction Settings

  • Number of Chat Messages For Completion: The number of previous messages that are sent to the AI along the current message.

  • Number of AI responses: Number of responses to show. Default is 1.

  • Save Chat History to SharePoint: If selected, user's interactions will be store in SharePoint for analytics purpose. Default is checked.

AI Commands

This extension (if enable) will be available to all SharePoint document libraries.

Overall Settings

  • Max number of document selected: Controls the number of document a user can select to run scenario against. Default is 10.

  • Types of document: Type of documents we can select to run the scenarios.

  • Max Tokens: Max tokens used for each completion request.

Scenarios

You can create as many scenarios as needed in order to provide logical and control interactions with your SharePoint data.


  • Name: The name of your scenario

  • Description: A description of your scenario

  • Messages: Messages passed to the completions chat of the AI. It is an array of Role (system or user) and Content. You can use the variable ${content} to import the content of selected document(s).

  • Actions: Let's you control the actions to be taken after a response has been generated.

Questions? Comment?

Reach out to out support team at support@fusepoint.app