Great find and tutorial! So did Code Interpreter manage to write a working python implementation of Nitter in the end? Would be great to see and test the final source code if you have it. Thanks!😃
Glad you liked it! It did indeed manage to write a working version, though unfortunately not a very robust one. I downloaded a few tweets with it, but by the time I was getting ready to publish the video twitter had changed something and the version code interpreter made for me started throwing json exceptions. I don't actually have a need for a tweet retriever so I didn't try to fix it, but assuming nitter has updated to match whatever twitter changed you should be able to agentgrunt up a new one easily enough. The original script it wrote for me is here if you want to look gist.github.com/nikvdp/44426ea306b90f31879f0a692274ccb7
agentgrunt is actually a little python utility so it not available as a chatgpt plugin. You can find the source code o github here github.com/nikvdp/agentgrunt. If you just want to use it you can do `pip install agentgrunt` from your terminal and then use it with chatgpt. You'll need to select select "Advanced Data Analysis" from the GPT-4 drop-down before you can upload agentgrunt bundles into it
@@technikly546 this means that agentgrunt will be installed in a conda env. Does that mean that I will have to source the browser from that env to give chatgpt access to it? I am asking because I didn't know the browser would have access to the local conda environment. Thanks
hi, no you shouldn't have to. all agentgrunt does is create a zip file that contains the code you want to work with and then you upload that code into code interpreter. code interpreter can't actually interact with anything on your machine l, so we have to do this 2 step process
thanks for the video. Is CodeInt not able to analyze a git repo? is there an AI that removes loud keyboard clicks? i had to remove my headphones during the typing 😮
😂 not that I know of but I'll see if I can tone down the keyboard symphony for the next vid! As for analyzing git repos, Code Interpreter doesn't have any built in way to work with git repos, but agentgrunt you can because it packs up a copy of the git cli that Code Interpreter is able to make use of
This will be helpful. I imagine you could do something similar with just an API? My 9-5 has a CRM with an API. I can read python but it's hard to write it. GPT4 comes up with some bad code sometimes. I'd love to basically have it tell me how the API works and then give me some sample calls.
I think so, if you can upload documentation for the API you're interested in working with into code interpreter/agentgrunt then GPT should be able to generate some good examples for you
Great video champ. Looking forward to seeing what you show us in the future
Appreciate it!
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Amazing, thank you. I'm both excited and terrified at the same time.
Dude this is such a good vid please explore more use cases
glad you liked it, will do!
Would love to see you do a video on Open Interpreter, and show what it can do
good idea! open interpreter has been on my list to explore too, will try and do a video on it
Can I use Agent Grunt on JavaScript projects too? I want to use it to reverse engineer a browser extension which is created with JavaScript.
Thank you
Yup you can, it works with pretty much every programming language
@@technikly546 awesome then,
Thank you for making such good content
very nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great find and tutorial! So did Code Interpreter manage to write a working python implementation of Nitter in the end? Would be great to see and test the final source code if you have it. Thanks!😃
Glad you liked it! It did indeed manage to write a working version, though unfortunately not a very robust one. I downloaded a few tweets with it, but by the time I was getting ready to publish the video twitter had changed something and the version code interpreter made for me started throwing json exceptions. I don't actually have a need for a tweet retriever so I didn't try to fix it, but assuming nitter has updated to match whatever twitter changed you should be able to agentgrunt up a new one easily enough. The original script it wrote for me is here if you want to look gist.github.com/nikvdp/44426ea306b90f31879f0a692274ccb7
please do a video showing us how to use "code interpreter" to amend the code within the repo
Hey I'm interested in real world use cases for neomux. Could you do a video on it?
yea definitely! I'm working on a neovim related AI video right now, will see about doing a neomux one too
I couldn't find agentgrunt among the available plugins in the plugin store. Is it possible that agentgrunt is not available there anymore?
agentgrunt is actually a little python utility so it not available as a chatgpt plugin. You can find the source code o github here github.com/nikvdp/agentgrunt. If you just want to use it you can do `pip install agentgrunt` from your terminal and then use it with chatgpt. You'll need to select select "Advanced Data Analysis" from the GPT-4 drop-down before you can upload agentgrunt bundles into it
@@technikly546 this means that agentgrunt will be installed in a conda env. Does that mean that I will have to source the browser from that env to give chatgpt access to it? I am asking because I didn't know the browser would have access to the local conda environment.
Thanks
hi, no you shouldn't have to. all agentgrunt does is create a zip file that contains the code you want to work with and then you upload that code into code interpreter. code interpreter can't actually interact with anything on your machine l, so we have to do this 2 step process
thanks for the video. Is CodeInt not able to analyze a git repo? is there an AI that removes loud keyboard clicks? i had to remove my headphones during the typing 😮
😂 not that I know of but I'll see if I can tone down the keyboard symphony for the next vid!
As for analyzing git repos, Code Interpreter doesn't have any built in way to work with git repos, but agentgrunt you can because it packs up a copy of the git cli that Code Interpreter is able to make use of
@@technikly546 it’s crazy how in this space much each week renders the previous week nearly obsolete! thanks for your channel
This will be helpful. I imagine you could do something similar with just an API? My 9-5 has a CRM with an API. I can read python but it's hard to write it. GPT4 comes up with some bad code sometimes. I'd love to basically have it tell me how the API works and then give me some sample calls.
I think so, if you can upload documentation for the API you're interested in working with into code interpreter/agentgrunt then GPT should be able to generate some good examples for you
@@technikly546 That's kind of what I was thinking. I was going to give that a whirl tonight! Gonna check out some more of your vids too.
It hasn't been called code interpreter for a while
it will always be code interpreter to me