Openai + internet access

[olimckenna]

Is there a way for OpenAI to access the internet and fetch data? Some workaround perhaps?

 

[Pabbly13]

Hey @olimckenna !

Can you provide us with your full use case? As what sought of data do you need and how many days, minutes, and hours do you want to get the data?

And in which application do you need to store?

So accordingly we can guide you on it.

 

[olimckenna]

I want to do research on a website and generate an ai response about the content on the website

Some people suggested the perplexity integration but didn't work well (really inaccurate output).

I also tried to build this with make.com, their have a http request, so e.g. google sheet's cell with a URL > http request > get content > openAI > output > update google sheet
This is possible with make.com, is there a way to do this with pabbly?

 

[Pabbly13]

Hey @olimckenna !

Not exactly what you are looking to have, but here is a workaround that can work for you-

 

[aidenwalker340]

I want to do research on a website and generate an ai response about the content on the website

Some people suggested the perplexity integration but didn't work well (really inaccurate output).

I also tried to build this with make.com, their have a http request, so e.g. google sheet's cell with a URL > http request > get content > openAI > output > update google sheet
This is possible with make.com, is there a way to do this with pabbly?
Some sites block scraping, so you may need an HTML-to-text service for cleaner results. Overall, the workflow is reliable and useful when handling many URLs, especially alongside tasks like how to register globe sim card.

You can definitely automate website research in Pabbly, but the setup works a bit differently than Make. Using API by Pabbly, you can send an HTTP request to fetch webpage content and then pass that text to an AI module for analysis. After the AI generates a response, you can map the output back into Google Sheets without issues.