Integration in AI tools

Solutions

Options for GenAI tools with Lexeri connection

Generating correct texts

Language models can draw on the correct terminology directly during text generation

Researching terms

Bots can provide answers to questions about the termbase or individual term entries.

Term checks in texts

Texts generated by machines or bots can be checked and corrected automatically.

Request new terms

Chatbots can be used to create term requests or extract term candidates from texts and suggested them as term requests.

Supported systems

OpenAI GPTs

Organisations can create their own chatbots – known as custom GPTs – and publish them to employees or in public. These GPTs use actions to access the Lexeri API, check texts or research terminology.

Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft customers can create their own Copilots in the Copilot Studio and roll them out in their organisations. Copilots are also able to communicate with Lexeri API endpoints and perform various tasks.

MCP server

With the Lexeri MCP server, you can make your terminology from Lexeri available to LLMs or use AI assistants to expand or edit your terminology.

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Connecting Lexeri to a GPT

How it works

OpenAI’s custom GPTs

OpenAI allows its users to create their own GPTs. These chatbots can be trained for specific tasks; additional functions can also be added using actions.

The GPTs can then be rolled out at the organisation or to the public. This allows organisations to provide employees or customers with custom chatbots.

Lexeri uses the GPT actions to access the Lexeri API. You will therefore need your own GPT to access this function, which you can create in Chat-GPT. We use actions to add Lexeri-specific features to this GPT.

Learn more in the Lexeri Help Center

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REST API & webhooks

Lexeri comes with a free REST API to integrate all features of your applications. What’s more, Lexeri uses webhooks to notify external systems of activities in your termbases and trigger responses.