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create-chat-gpt-plugin

v1.0.4

Published

Uses GPT-4 to generate a plugin for ChatGPT written in express and typescript.

Downloads

8

Readme

create-chat-gpt-plugin

What is this?

This is a script that uses GPT to generate a chat-gpt-plugin using node, typescript, and express for you. It generates an index.ts file, an ai-plugin.json file, and an openapi.yaml file for you. It has a pretty good chance of being able to create a working ChatGPT plugin for simple well documented apis off the bat.

To get started run:

npx create-chat-gpt-plugin@latest

You will be prompted for a name, wether to use gpt-4 or gpt-3.5 to generate the plugin, and a short description (a.k.a. the prompt) that the LLM will use to generate the ChatGPT plugin.

The set up directory is relative to your current working directory. From there you will have to wait a minute or so for Open to work its magic. Once it is done cd into the directory and run npm run startand it should work.