Step 2: Import QSF into Qualtrics

Now, let's import the QSF file into Qualtrics:

1. Log in to your Qualtrics account.
2. Click on "Create new project".
3. Select "Survey" from the options.
4. Click on "How Do You Want to Start a Survey?".
5. Choose "Import a QSF File".
6. Navigate to and select the QSF file you just downloaded.
7. Click "Create a Project".

Your survey template should now be loaded into Qualtrics.

Step 3: Obtain API Key

To connect with an AI service, you'll need an API key. This is a crucial step; without an API key, no content will be generated.

You have two options:

Option 1: Fireworks AI (Open Source Llama 3.1-Instruct 70B default)

1. Go to Fireworks AI.
2. Sign up for an account if you haven't already.
3. Navigate to the API section.
4. Generate a new API key.
5. Copy the API key and keep it secure.

Option 2: OpenAI (GPT-4o Mini)

1. Go to OpenAI.
2. Sign up for an account if you haven't already.
3. Navigate to the API section.
4. Create a new API key.
5. Copy the API key and keep it secure.

Step 4: Configure Settings

4.1 API Key Configuration

1. In the Survey Flow, locate the Embedded Data Field "API_KEY".
2. Replace the placeholder value with your actual API key.

4.2 API Selection and Additional Settings

1. Locate the Embedded Data Field "open".
2. Set it to `no` if using OpenAI, or leave it as `yes` if using Fireworks AI (default model is Llama 3.1 70B).
3. Locate the Embedded Data Field "maxTurns" and set the desired number of conversational turns.
4. Ensure the Embedded Data Field "chatHistory" is empty to hold the conversation history.

Step 5: Run the Survey

Now it's time to test your survey:

1. Click on the "Preview Survey" button in Qualtrics.
2. Go through the survey, answering the closed-ended question.
3. The next screen will be a chatbot exchange about the topic of the closed-ended question and the user's position on it.

The survey should now present AI-generated content tailored to the participant's responses.