IPython ChatGPT extension

This (standalone, no external dependencies required) extension allows you to use ChatGPT directly from your Jupyter Notebook or IPython Shell (Demo).

Important! This is a very early and raw version, I have a lot of things to improve regarding code quality and missing functionality. Check this issue for a rough "roadmap".

Installation

!pip install ipython-gpt

Then in your notebook or ipython shell:

%load_ext ipython_gpt

Setup

You must first generate an API key at OpenAI (https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys) and set is an environment variable OPENAI_API_KEY. You can do it by modifying your .bashrc/.zshrc or starting jupyter with it:

$ OPENAI_API_KEY=[YOUR-KEY] jupyter lab
# ...
$ OPENAI_API_KEY=[YOUR-KEY] ipython

There are a few other ways to set the API KEY, but the envvar is the recommended one.

ChatGPT API

The command %%chat interfaces with ChatGPT. It accepts multiple parameters (see Usage). Here's an example:

%%chat --max-tokens=25

What's the purpose of life?
...

>>> CHAT RESPONSE

Important by default, the %%chat command preserves the conversation to give the Agent some context, in the same way that ChatGPT works. You can "reset" its status passing the flag --reset-conversation.

%%chat --reset-conversation

How can I avoid pandas using scientific notation in outputs, and do it globally?
...
...
>>> CHAT RESPONSE

Agent's role (system message) and other chat parameters

By default, the Chat is started with the role: "You're a python data science coding assistant". You can change that by passing something different in your first %%chat:

%%chat --system-message="You're a R Data Science assistant"

Your message...

Once the conversation has started, you can't change the original message, as the context is preserved. To do so, you must reset the conversation:

%%chat --system-message="You're a R Data Science assistant" --reset-conversation

Your message...

Setting global config

You can change the defaults using the %chat_config line magic:

%chat_config --system-message="You're an R data scientist coding assistant specialized in visualizations" --model "other model" --reset-conversation

Invoke it without parameters to see the defaults set:

%chat_config
...

>>>
##### Conf set:

* **Default model**: gpt-3.5-turbo
* **Default system message**: You're a python data science coding assistant
* **Chat history length**: 0

Other methods

Display available models

Usage:

%chat_models [--all-models]

%chat_models

Available models:

- gpt-3.5-turbo-0301
- gpt-3.5-turbo

Display usage and accepted parameters

%reload_ext ipython_gpt
%chat_help
...


    usage: ipykernel_launcher.py [-h] [--openai-api-key OPENAI_API_KEY]
                                 [--reset-conversation]
                                 [--system-message SYSTEM_MESSAGE]
                                 [--no-system-message] [--model MODEL]
                                 [--temperature TEMPERATURE]
                                 [--max-tokens MAX_TOKENS] [--all-models]

Alternative authentication

Aside from setting the environment variable, you can also set OPENAI_API_KEY as a global variable in your notebook, or pass it directly as a parameter in any method --openai-api-key=YOUR-KEY.

These alternative methods are NOT recommended, as you might leak your API Key in the notebooks' history, stored in .ipynb_checkpoints.

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