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Tweet idea generator with OpenAI

Generate new ideas, edit your tweet and then tweet them, all without leaving Coda.

See how it works in 8 easy steps 👇
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How to use this template:
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Create a copy of this doc
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Signup to
OpenAI
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and get your API keys
Click the “Add new idea” button and add your tweet idea
Click “Draft Tweet” and GPT-3 will write an idea for you
Edit your tweet
Click “Tweet” to open Twitter in your browser and post your tweet!

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Add new idea
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Tweet idea
Draft Tweet
GPT-3 Tweet
Tweet!
Tweet idea
Draft Tweet
GPT-3 Tweet
Tweet!
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Today is election day, lets vote!
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#ElectionDay is finally here! Get out and vote for the candidate of your choice! Every vote counts!
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I’m thinking about traveling around the world for 200 days!
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I'm thinking about traveling around the world for 200 days! I can't wait to explore new cultures and see amazing sights. #traveling Should I do it? any ideas on where to go?
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How to promote the OpenAI Pack in a Coda doc
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OpenAI's new pack is great for managing AI projects! Check it out: https://coda.io/d/OpenAI_Pack/d/OpenAI-Pack
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why should I use AI to help me write my tweets
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If you want to get the most out of your account, you should definitely use #AI to help you write your tweets! With AI, you can get real-time feedback on what's working and what's not, so you can adjust your strategy on the fly.
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A tweet idea generator using Open AI
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Just discovered a 🤯 tweet idea generator built with Open AI that will revolutionize 🤖 my Twitter game! #OpenAI #AI #TweetIdeas #Innovative
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A very simple and flexible tweet idea generator using GPT-3
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I'm excited to use a simple, flexible tweet idea generator powered by #GPT3! Generate fresh ideas quickly and easily to help create your best social media content. #AI

^ And yes, I used this template to draft, edit and tweet this 😮😮

Template here:
https://coda.io/@hector/tweet-idea-generator-with-openai
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