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  • patrickP Offline
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    Patrick Harrison moderator
    wrote on last edited by patrick
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    This just came across my radar, thought it might be of interest to others. It's a plugin for Jupyter that lets you access generative AI models from a variety of different model providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc) directly within your notebook.

    Among other things, it lets you use an IPython magics command (%%ai) to send the contents of a notebook cell as a prompt to a model of your choice — and the model's response appears right in your notebook as the cell's output.

    Looks like this could be useful for coding and debugging support.

    Jupyter AI — Jupyter AI documentation

    If you want to dig deeper, check out this talk from PyData Seattle:

    David Qiu - Jupyter AI — Bringing Generative AI to Jupyter | PyData Seattle 2023
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