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Hey folks, sorry for the delay here, looks like there is a bug preventing local host dev right now, please stay tuned!

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Thank you! Can you comment on my problem with EC2 as well? Also can the team release some barebones developer tools or just much better errors?

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Oh now I see in the console “Only HTTPS schemes are supported:” but that is not the error you get in the UI which is confusing

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Ah, I should have checked this thread a couple of hours ago. Was not having any luck at all trying to find manifest on my local host dev today. Hopefully this will be sorted soon.

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I’ve tried many methods, including hosting on Azure and GoDaddy, but it doesn’t recognize the well-known folder, and I can’t access the manifest inside. Does anyone know the best practice for this or have any recommendations for hosting providers?

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http is not supported, see the javascript console which took me too long to figure out. I’m not affiliated with vercel, but I did use them and created a template repo: GitHub - kennethgoodman/gpt4_plugin_test that you can use to just deploy with the vercel command

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Thank you so much! What it the plugin_hostname exact?

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That gets updated in the api.py file based on the server that is running the code

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I am almost there :slight_smile:

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Looks like this is still not working for localhost. Going to try deploying it on Vercel.

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From Vercel, not getting an SSL error, but still not working.

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Getting this error now:
I error https://chat.openai.com/backend-api/aip/p Error creating plugin: {“message”:“Internal server error from https://chatgpt-plugin1.vercel.app/.well-known/ai-plugin.json”}
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use 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost

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Thanks, I tried that. It still can’t find ai-plugin.json. I also tried several different ports.

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@arevolutionofone can you share the Python code you are working with? Check out this repo: GitHub - openai/plugins-quickstart: Get a ChatGPT Plugin up and running in under 5 minutes! it has the code to get started in a few minutes or less.

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the issue is on line 46, you nee to have the correct path to that file, which is not right at the moment.

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is the http issue fixed? I still can’t use http on localhost (or 127.0.0.1, 0.0.0.0) but can use my remote https url.

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Thx. I changed the path in line 46 to this:

FileNotFoundError [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/.well-known/ai-plugin.json'
File /Users/larry/Dev/OpenAI/chatgpt-plugin1/index.py, line 45, in
43	@app.get("/.well-known/ai-plugin.json")
44	async def plugin_manifest():
45	host = request.headers["Host"]
46	with open("/.well-known/ai-plugin.json") as f:
47	text = f.read()
48	# This is a trick we do to populate the PLUGIN_HOSTNAME constant in the manifest
49	text = text.replace("PLUGIN_HOSTNAME", f"http://{host}")
50	return quart.Response(text, mimetype="text/json")
host	127.0.0.1:8000

I’m still getting the same error.

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Ok, I got plugins-quickstart running, thanks!

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hello, How can I integrate OAuth into your sample code?

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Did you use Open plugin devtools and check the Prompt for ChatGPT to make sure it looks correct? We’ve managed to resolve the issue! This was attributed to some irregularities within our API documentation. Initially, we offered parameters in a choice of ‘string’ or ‘number’ formats for ChatGPT to select, but as it happens, it only accommodates one format. Upon changing our approach and exclusively employing ‘string’, the issue has been successfully addressed!

To access the `Open plugin devtools

  1. Open ChatGPT
  2. In the lower left click your user id to expand the panel.
  3. Click settings
  4. Enable Open plugin devtools
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