@Mioara Cenusa yes, or you can host it remotely if you'd like. I've only chosen not to do so as an openAI account costs money and if I had a lot of people pinging my api key it would be too much. But for one person (like using it myself), the cost should be fairly minimal. You can also choose to make any adjustments to the bot response or the styling if needed. Adjusting the bot response would require altering the system content in the requestData variable at /api/OpenAI/route.ts. You can also edit the demo answers that the bot uses as a reference in @/lib/studyQuestions.ts (you can edit this array for anything, I've just set it currently to answer the questions in the interview questions section of the notion, so long as the array is of type {question: string, answer: string})

@Florin Ghimici All you have to do is create a .env file in the root directory and set "OPENAI_API_KEY" equal to your openai api key