Using #ChatGPT to easily create ChatGPT plugins 🔥 #OpenAI #GPT4 #AI #python #fastapi A ChatGPT plugin consists of 3 things: 1. An HTTP server 2. An OpenAPI spec 3. A manifest file Steps to create a plugin from OpenAI's tutorial 👇

1. First create the API server using ChatGPT - tell ChatGPT your requirements - and also which library to create the server (FastAPI in this case)

2. Then create the plugin manifest. A Plugin manifest is a json file with: - simple metadata about the plugin - tells how to show the plugin to a human - also how to describe it to the language model

3. Then deploy the server and manifest json file. 4. After deploying the plugin server, add the plugin to ChatGPT - Provide the domain where the plugin is hosted - Provide auth token if needed

5. Finally, test the plugin by installing it as an user Thanks for reading. I write about AI, CloudNative, Kubernetes, System Design etc. and try to make complex topics as easy as possible. Stay tuned for more. #ChatGPT #OpenAI #GPT4 #AI #python #fastapi

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That’s very informative, thanks

You're welcome. Glad to help.

if the http is graphQL, would your llm functions be mutations? the writes are memory stored sequentially for new states or meta/master data management

ChatGPT plugins require the server to be a REST API server that follows the OpenAPI standards. So graphQL ain't supported.