How to get the executed Python code from code interpreter?

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When I ask to draw a cricle, the playground displays the generated python code that gets executed to draw the circle.

When I use the API asking the same prompt, I get text and image messages but I don’t find where the python code is.
(not in annotations, not in attachment not in a sepcific type content)

Any idea?

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Haven’t tried that, but it might be here: https://platform.openai.com/docs/assistants/tools/code-interpreter

good luck

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thanks! that is the code I used but it says nothing about getting the python code, only how to get the result…

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I have the same confusion.

From the platform I can see the code interpreter logic but when retrieving the thread messages from API the logic is missing.

Any idea why?

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You’ll need to get run steps. Then parse the step details, looking for code interpreter types and their details. Here, from the expanded API reference:

The image shows a data structure detailing a "Tool calls" object, with properties like type and an array of tool calls including "code_interpreter," "file_search," or "function," accompanied by further details on the Code Interpreter tool call, such as its ID, input, and outputs. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a data structure detailing a "Tool calls" object, with properties like type and an array of tool calls including "code_interpreter," "file_search," or "function," accompanied by further details on the Code Interpreter tool call, such as its ID, input, and outputs. (Captioned by AI)601×770 15 KB

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Ah, thank you! I totally overlooked that