codeinterpreterapi-yayi 0.1.15

CodeInterpreterAPI is an (unofficial) open source python interface for the ChatGPT CodeInterpreter.

👾 Code Interpreter API

A LangChain implementation of the ChatGPT Code Interpreter. Using CodeBoxes as backend for sandboxed python code execution. CodeBox is the simplest cloud infrastructure for your LLM Apps. You can run everything local except the LLM using your own OpenAI API Key.

Features

• Dataset Analysis, Stock Charting, Image Manipulation, ....
• Internet access and auto Python package installation
• Input text + files -> Receive text + files
• Conversation Memory: respond based on previous inputs
• Run everything local except the OpenAI API (OpenOrca or others maybe soon)
• Use CodeBox API for easy scaling in production

Docs

Checkout the documentation for more information.

Installation

Get your OpenAI API Key here and install the package.

pip install "codeinterpreterapi[all]"

Everything for local experiments are installed with the all extra. For deployments, you can use pip install codeinterpreterapi instead which does not install the additional dependencies.

Usage

To configure OpenAI and Azure OpenAI, ensure that you set the appropriate environment variables (or use a .env file):

For OpenAI, set the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable:

export OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-**********

from codeinterpreterapi import CodeInterpreterSession, settings


# create a session and close it automatically
with CodeInterpreterSession() as session:
    # generate a response based on user input
    response = session.generate_response(
        "Plot the bitcoin chart of year 2023"
    )
    # output the response
    response.show()

Bitcoin YTD Chart Output

Dataset Analysis

from codeinterpreterapi import CodeInterpreterSession, File

# this example uses async but normal sync like above works too
async def main():
    # context manager for auto start/stop of the session
    async with CodeInterpreterSession() as session:
        # define the user request
        user_request = "Analyze this dataset and plot something interesting about it."
        files = [
            # attach files to the request
            File.from_path("examples/assets/iris.csv"),
        ]

        # generate the response
        response = await session.generate_response(
            user_request, files=files
        )

        # output to the user
        print("AI: ", response.content)
        for file in response.files:
            # iterate over the files (display if image)
            file.show_image()


if __name__ == "__main__":
    import asyncio

    asyncio.run(main())

Iris Dataset Analysis Output

Production

In case you want to deploy to production, you can utilize the CodeBox API for seamless scalability.

Please contact me if you are interested in this, as it is still in the early stages of development.

Contributing

There are some remaining TODOs in the code. So, if you want to contribute, feel free to do so. You can also suggest new features. Code refactoring is also welcome. Just open an issue or pull request and I will review it.

Please also submit any bugs you find as an issue with a minimal code example or screenshot. This helps me a lot in improving the code.

Before submitting a pull request, please run the pre-commit hooks to ensure that the code is formatted correctly.

pre-commit install
pre-commit run --all-files

Thanks!

Streamlit WebApp

To start the web application created with streamlit:

streamlit run frontend/app.py --browser.gatherUsageStats=False

Contact

You can contact me at [e-mail]. But I prefer to use Twitter or Discord DMs.

Support this project

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