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Open Interpreter is amazing. It just reached 10k stars on Github in a few days. It’s an open-source, free, and unrestricted version of OpenAI’s Code Interpreter that runs locally on your machine: ▸ Run code (Python, Javascript, Shell, and more) ▸ Create and edit photos, videos, PDFs, etc. ▸... show more

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M.C. Escher (Specul🅰️tor)3 years ago

Meh, doesn't work well in Windows so far. Seems to want to run Linux commands by default

Anand Vidwansa3 years ago

Definitely on my list to try out!

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Not working on my mac yet. gives me the list of steps to do and stops there.

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