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I created Webhook ‘Retrieve Poll’ for RSI indicator. It extracts value correctly and passes test. 

 

Then I want to create gpt prompt which should pick up  the value from the Webhook, but it didn't pick it up. 

 

Here’s my message to gpt: 

 

The current Relative Strength Index (RSI) for XRP/USDT (Ripple cryptocurrency) is 1. Value:36.176994756191455 based on this decide if you should BUY, SELL or do NOTHING 

 

System response when I press ‘Test’:

 

What this error means:
The error indicates that the input data for the ChatGPT action is not receiving the expected value from the previous step. Specifically, the placeholder {{304129614__value}} is not being populated with the output from the previous step, which is necessary for the ChatGPT model to generate a response based on the Relative Strength Index (RSI) for XRP/USDT.

How to fix it:

  1. Check Previous Step Output: Ensure that the previous step (ZapierFormatterCLIAPI) is correctly outputting the value you expect. Verify that the output key matches 304129614__value.
  2. Correct Placeholder Usage: Make sure that the placeholder {{304129614__value}} is correctly formatted and corresponds to the output from the previous step. If the key has changed, update it accordingly.
  3. Test the Zap: After making adjustments, run a test of the Zap to confirm that the value is being passed correctly to the ChatGPT action.
  4. Review Data Types: Ensure that the data type of the output from the previous step is compatible with what the ChatGPT action expects (e.g., numeric values should be formatted as numbers).

 

What did I do wrong? What I didn’t get? 

Hi ​@FXmachine 

For us to have more info, post screenshots showing:

  • how your Zap steps are outlined
  • how your Zap steps are configured in EDIT mode with the field mappings visible
  • any encountered errors for Zap steps

 


@FXmachine 

Nothing was posted in your last comment.


Hope it helps :)

 


last part

 


@FXmachine 

Screenshots below for Zap step 2 (OpenAI) does not show the prompt or any variables mapped from Zap step 1.

 


it seems I missed one of the screenshots - the upper part of the column

 


@FXmachine 

Try turning the Zap ON and testing live, then check your Zap Runs history details to see the DATA IN/OUT for each step field.

Check the LOGS tab to see the underlying API request/response, which can often contain more info about the encountered error.

The error may be related to a different field.


@Troy Tessalone 

Thank you Troy, your advice helped to find  a problem and it wasn’t  related to Zap itself  


Wow! Thank you for confirming that Troy’s resolution got the Zap running. This will significantly help our Community members to have as a reference for the same issue.