Building Plugins for ChatGPT: Live with Christopher Wolfram
Join Christopher Wolfram as he demonstrates how to build plugins for ChatGPT.
Find Christopher's paclet for building local plugins here: https://resources.wolframcloud.com/Pa...
OpenAI's blog announcement: https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt-plugins
Stephen's blog announcement: https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2...
00:00 Start stream
1:36 Christopher starts talking
2:03 Showing the paclet for building local plugins
6:03 Local system plugin
8:50 Full Kernel Access
16:55 Can ChatGPT use commands for the latest Wolfram language versions, or is it limited to the versions before September 2021?
18:46 Debugging
22:14 Prompt: Can you summarize the definitions of 'newton'?
24:00 Prompt: Print hello world.
24:50 Prompt: CellPrint a cell with the text, "Hello, World!"
26:25 Maybe StartWebSession and remote control a browser?
27:08 SendMessage
30:39 Will there be more/better ChatGPT/OpenAI functionality soon? I've seen a couple WFR entries that work with your OpenAILink
31:28 With this full kernel access, can you also use an external service, like for example tell the kernel to access Wikipedia and get a picture of a llama or get a picture from Google.
32:39 SendMessage revisited
34:59 Probably needs to be prompted about SendMessage already being set up and working.
38:06 SendMessage with delay
40:26 Will these plugin idea examples be added to the ChatGPTPlugins documentation in the repository?
45:23 StartWebSession
45:56 Documentation Endpoint: Details and Options
50:45 MailServerConnect
51:34 Try "TypesetUsageNotes"
53:06 "PlaintextUsage"?
53:48 Ask ChatGPT to clean it up.
54:09 Prompt: Write a Wolfram Language program to parse Wolfram Language boxes like these into a plain string.
56:24 Are there any interaction between Wolfram and GPT that could cause some 'dangerous' loops? (some inexperienced user)?
57:41 How do you render interactive visual in ChatGPT response? Can ChatGPT just split out the JS for rendering or we have to do custom post-processing the response?
58:38 Prompt: Show me a map of Australia?
1:00:20 Try "TextStrings"
1:04:12 Prompt: Write a program to generate an AES256 key.
1:05:55 Prompt: Read the docs on GenerateSymmetricKey.
1:10:47 Also for any notebook NotebookImport nb, use this. We can also pre-prompt it with An Elementary Introduction to the Wolfram Language.
1:13:00 Full Kernel Access and SendMessage revisited
1:18:45 File System Access
1:24:35 File Browser and Full Kernel Access
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