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A Flask tutorial on using OpenAI's function call to build ChatGPT plugins
We will build a chat application in Flask and incrementally design and implement a plugin system in it to resemble the ChatGPT plugin system. By the end of the article we would have a fully working ChatGPT like application with support for a web browsing plugin and a Python code interpreter plugin .
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https://codeconfessions.substack.com/p/creating-chatgpt-plugins-using-the
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