Zotero +
I extract metadata to add to Zotero. Upload a screenshot of an item
Zotero + is a GPT that allows you to extract metadata from various sources and add it to Zotero. Simply upload a screenshot of an item, and Zotero + will extract the necessary information to add it to your collection. With Zotero +, you can quickly and easily organize your research and keep track of all your sources in one place. Say goodbye to manual data entry and hello to a streamlined research process with Zotero +.
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Learn how to use Zotero + effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Interacting with a custom GPT
Custom GPTs are designed to perform specific tasks and interact with users based on specific prompts. Here are some example prompts that you can use with a custom GPT as shown in the input:
1. Extract metadata
For a custom GPT that extracts metadata to add to a Zotero library, you can use the following prompts:
- Prompt 1: "I want to add metadata to my Zotero library. Please extract it from this screenshot."
- Prompt 2: "Can you please extract the metadata from this URL and add it to my Zotero library?"
- Prompt 3: "I want to add metadata to this search result in Zotero. Do you extract it?"
2. Knowledge extraction
Custom GPTs that extract knowledge can be used to find information and insights. For instance, if the custom GPT extracts knowledge from news articles, you can use the following prompts:
- Prompt 1: "Can you please extract knowledge about the recent developments in customer service from this news article?"
- Prompt 2: "I want to know about the state of the industry in artificial intelligence. Do you extract knowledge from news articles?"
- Prompt 3: "I want to understand the economic trends in Austin. Can you extract knowledge from local news outlets in Austin?"
3. Image processing
If the custom GPT processes images, you can use the following prompts to interact with it:
- Prompt 1: "I have this image of my store. Can you extract information from it like the number of employees or customer footfall?"
- Prompt 2: "Can you detect objects in this image? For example, how many people are in the image?"
- Prompt 3: "I want to extract text from this image. Can you recognize handwritten text, for example?"
4. Natural language processing
Custom GPTs that can process natural language can be used to respond to specific questions or answer them in writing. You can use the following prompts to interact with a custom GPT that processes natural language:
- Prompt 1: "What's the weather tomorrow in Los Angeles?"
- Prompt 2: "Can you summarize this text about artificial intelligence for me?"
- Prompt 3: "I have a question about the American healthcare system. Can you answer it in a few sentences?"
Features and Commands
The features and commands of a custom GPT depend on the task it is designed to perform. The documentation or description of the custom GPT will specify the available features and commands. Some common features and commands may include:
- Searches: the ability to search for specific