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JPT - ChatGPT Code Interpreter

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Developer: Song
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ChatGPT's code interpreter plugin as a chrome extension

ChatGPT's code interpreter plugin as a chrome extension

User reviews

7 Β· from the Chrome Web Store
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    numesimai scurt

    Feb 11, 2024
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    Dan Synek

    Feb 4, 2024

    Could you give me some information on what your setup is like? Because it does still seem okay for me and some others. Do you use osx or windows or linux? Do you use chrome, safari, firefox? Did it give any errors? Help me figure out what's going on!

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    Jakez

    Nov 15, 2023

    I don't know what happened, but I can't get it to place the buttons on the code box's anymore :(

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    Hanzi Jiang

    Jul 22, 2023

    Great work!! I really like that I can edit the code that chatgpt gives me so that I can tweak it a bit or add some test cases to make sure the code actually works. Also like the upload file feature so now I can read some numbers and make some graphs, but it would be nice if it can show me what files I have uploaded. The user experience could be improved

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    Haseeb Mir

    Jul 14, 2023

    Thanks for the review. It may seem similar at first glance, but there are some key technical differences between this extension and the other ones out there right now, some that even the official ChatGPT code interpreter does not have. One is that the code is run completely on your browser and never gets sent to any server to get executed, which makes it faster and more privacy-focused than the other extensions out there. The second is that it supports third-party libraries, which allows you to leverage the powerful Python ecosystem. The third is that it allows you to upload files such as Python modules or csv files to be used and analyzed. And fourth, it allows you to download the files you create using your Python code. Lastly, there is no setup required to run this extension. Once you install, you can use it right away! It was a very conscious choice to support just Python, as we want to focus on leveraging the full ecosystem of a single programming language rather than being able to execute only trivial code for multiple languages.

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