Cody is similar to Chat GPT however, you have the capability to upload public documents, website sitemaps, webpage links and write content directly in Cody. In addition, it will specifically reference the sources it used to create its response to your prompt. You can also use focus mode to ask Cody to pull solely from specific documents.
Chat Features:
The AI team will support you on any projects using Cody (Cognito EDGE). It functions similarly to Chat GPT however, with additional features. There are multiple chatbots we can choose from including CognitoBot, Creative Cody, and Factual Cody - you can find the drop-down just under the chat functionality.
Cognito Bot: A duplication of Chat GPT and does not pull from your documents.
Creative Cody: Can be used for creative ideas such as drafting messagings, unique concepts, writing press releases, amd providing suggestions.
Factual Cody: Use factual cody for aggregating knowledge, summarizing information for personal use and pulling data from documents. Factual cody is less creative and so can be used to ensure reliable and accurate information pulled from multiple sources.
Focus tool: After selecting a specific chatbot you can decide whether you want Cody to pull from specific documents you have uploaded or allow it access to the entire Cognito Database (still in build). You can find this on the right hand side of the chatbot drop down option under the chat functionality.
Content Upload: The AI team is able to create a folder for specific content. Once created, they can upload pdfs, word or powerpoint files, import website pages and website sitemaps with text content, and input text directly into the model.
Below we describe some use cases for Cody in your client work:
- Inform content ideas
- First drafts of landing pages, emails, articles, social media, ad or sales copy
- Competitor Analysis
- Messaging Positioning
- Drafting press-releases
Before using Cody in your client work, please ensure you read the guidelines below.