Getting Started
Please note that RapidGPT is now released by PrimisAI. If you are currently using an older version of RapidGPT (i.e., older than v1.31.x), please uninstall it before downloading the new version from PrimisAI. Users who already signed up on rapidgpt.rapidsilicon.com
can continue using their API key and credentials on primis.ai
.
RapidGPT is currently in the pre-production phase. While we strive for accuracy, please note that the answers provided may contain errors. We recommend double-checking the information for your specific needs and requirements.
Installation
RapidGPT is available through a convenient and user-friendly extension for Microsoft Visual Studio Code.
- Download and install Visual Studio Code if you haven't already.
- Open Visual Studio Code and navigate to the Extensions tab.
- Search for "RapidGPT" in the Marketplace.
- Click "Install" to add RapidGPT to your Visual Studio Code environment.
API Key Setup
Obtain a Valid API Key
Sign-up on RapidGPT's website via email/password. Once your account is activated, head over to your Account Information page and copy the API key.
Currently, PrimisAI does not offer paid licenses for RapidGPT. However, a unique RapidGPT API key is still necessary.
Setup Your API Key
In Visual Studio Code, open the Settings editor via File -> Preferences -> Settings
on Windows/Linux, or via Code -> Preferences -> Settings
if you are using MacOS. Filter RapidGPT's settings by typing rapidgpt
in the Search Settings input box at the top of the page. Paste your API key into the corresponding input box and then close the Settings editor.
First Contact
Now you're ready to start interacting with RapidGPT! You can ask questions, request code snippets, or seek guidance on various hardware design topics. Be sure to make the most of RapidGPT's powerful features to enhance your hardware design process. Happy designing!
What's Next
Once RapidGPT is installed, you can begin leveraging its power to enhance your hardware design process. Check out the following resources to get started: