No, It’s in my list to do, just… ya know… AI go brrrr
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Good afternoon. I realize that this question is not your competence, but still you have gone through all these stages. Can you please tell me how I can add my plugin to the gpt chat?
Hello, and thanks for trying this out and for the feedback. A couple things: Its always more helpful to show the plugin call details and error message so we can see where things went wrong.
Second, plugins dont mean prompt engineering goes out the window. In this case, that repo is too large to handle over the API, but that doesn’t mean its inaccessible with some prompting.
Here are some examples:
That being said, my current roapmap is as follows:
- OAuth
- Pagination/caching for large repos like this
- GPT Engineer integration
- Account Managment tools
Aw man, its my pleasure. Do you already have your plugin ready? For example are your ai-plugin.json and openapi.yaml manifest/ schema finished and compliant?
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Im actually very happy to see this. Ive been working on my concept for months now.
And its down that lane, but not something that would, you know “conflict”
But i can say, If you have any of your hair left… good on you.
And of course… grats.
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Nice! I think there’s maybe 5 or 6 out of 700+ plugins that actually deal with coding like this, and some only handle one or two languages.
So in other words, there’s plenty of room for more haha, especially if they add more features. Is there anything I can help with? I’d love to hear more
buddy that’s the whole point I wrote it in python. but I do not know the nuances of where and how to offer it. If you would tell me that yes, I would be very grateful to you. I wrote a plugin for entering text through speech so that you can dictate whatever you want in the chat.
Сб, 22 июля 2023 г. в 15:28, Mark Zahm via OpenAI Developer Forum <notifications@openai1.discoursemail.com>:
Become a plugin developer. Is it pure python?
Have you signed up for the plugin dev program?
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Yes, I wrote to them, but they did not answer. 2 weeks have passed.
I would like to make a plug-in from a draft that would allow you to enter gpt chat using your speech. if you can then tell me how to do it.
Some guys waited months. You just need some patience.
Hello all!
This plugin has been updated with authentication and QOL improvements. Please see my other message on the forums for more info. Go reinstall please!
I have been playing with your plugin quite hard today, to see what it can do.
And i find it to be a passible basic plugin, with the usual limitations.
Let me explain what i mean by that…
- Its good at looking up stuff.
- Its bad at understanding the AIs context length.
From my experience, I think if you were to incorperate that understanding, give it its own summary notebook…
It would be… that much closer to perfect.
But yeah i have no complaints other than that.
Thank you for the feedback! I completely agree, and that’s actually number 1 on my road map! Now that I have authenticated users, I’m going to have the ability to segment your work into projects, and within those will be summaries of a number of elements of the convo. I’m also going to build in a system for Chat to have its worked checked on the backend by isolated calls to GPT to review the code.
Thanks again for your suggestions and if you have any other thoughts, I’m all ears.
I’ve started my autocoder from that side. Evaluations are really expensive though to get reliable results that calculate the hallucinations out to scores on third decimal digit.
~10$ model costs per 100 commits on gpt-3.5, which seems to be the minimum to get good results.
GPT-4 results are not good enough to make the price acceptable in comparison.
And one evaluation takes ~20 minutes on the maximum 360k tokens per minute on azure.
Still working on the codegraph.
Somehow I couldn’t figure out how to get the 16k model running on azure.
Hey GlassAcres,
I actually paid for the plugin (monthly subscription), but chatgpt still is unable to access the subscription and configuration related to it
{ "prompt": "Write performance tests for the pgpy.c file to measure the efficiency of the insertion operations in the Datum in python. The tests should measure the time taken for insertion operations, the memory usage, and any other relevant performance metrics. The tests should be designed to run on a local PostgreSQL instance.", "steps": [ "spec", "generate", "unit_tests" ] }
RESPONSE FROM RECOMBINANT AI™
{ "assistant_hint": "Inform that the plugin has found the results asked by the user but that it requires the user to configure their account since the feature can only be used by a member with a specific plan. Invite the user to follow the link provided in the confirmation_url field. Pay attention and do not hallucinate this link. It is crucial that you provide the user with the right link.", "confirmation_url": "https://6e16cb13167806ea3daf810fae630ed4.auth.portal-pluginlab.ai/user/operations/proceed?utm_source=chatgpt&utm_campaign=1&aud=mem_84a78b17e8628cb6dcd3abe6fea111132bd0db0b" }
Hi and welcome to the developer forum!
This must be a misunderstanding, or a mistake, OpenAI does not currently charge users for plugins, so I’m not sure what you mean by “Paid for the plugin”
The rules are clear
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