For those working on Notebooks / JupyterLab / Colab.
You probably know Jupyter-ai [1], which you can use to query an LLM with whatever is on the cell.
%%ai
Write a poem about C++.
But sometimes you may want to talk/chat about it, not just a single response. Or work on in from Canvas. Or plot it, twist it, explode it.
With this simple function.
import urllib.parse
from IPython.display import Markdown
def chat_link(text: str, title: str ="Chat Link"):
"""
Given a text and a title, returns a markdown link
to ChatGPT with the `text` already inserted in the chat.
"""
url = "https://chat.openai.com"
# convert the text to urlencoded
text = urllib.parse.quote(text)
url_complete= f"{url}/?q={text}"
# create the markdown-link
markdown_format=f"[{title}]({url_complete})"
# Display as markdown
return Markdown(markdown_format)
# ------------------
You can put all the data* you want in a text-variable, and do
chat_link(x)
Click on it, and your text is on the Web-Chat interface.
If you are not on Notebooks or alike, I am sure you can modify the code to suit your needs.
* Probably there is a limit, if you know let me know to say it here.