@bertiefa
Absolutely, you can set up asynchronous tools to run in the background using Make.com (formerly Integromat). To update something like a system prompt every 5 interactions, you can configure a scenario in Make.com that counts interactions and triggers an action after every fifth one.
Here's a high-level overview of how you could set this up:
1. **Count Interactions**: Use a tool or database to keep track of the number of interactions. This could be a simple counter that increments with each interaction.
2. **Check Count**: In your Make.com scenario, add a module that checks the current count of interactions.
3. **Conditional Logic**: Implement a filter or router that checks if the count has reached 5. If it has, proceed to the next action; if not, end the scenario.
4. **Perform Update**: If the condition is met (every 5 interactions), add an action module to update the system prompt or perform any other required task.
5. **Reset Counter**: After updating, add another action to reset the interaction counter back to zero.
Make sure to configure your HTTP triggers or other event listeners to increment the interaction count appropriately. If you need any assistance in setting this up or have any specific questions about the implementation, feel free to ask!