Appending data to a Google Sheet using Python can be achieved using the gspread library. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you append data to a Google Sheet: Step 1: Set up Google Sheets API Step 2: Install GSpread Library and Authentication Run the following in your environment (e.g., Windows, Linux, macOS terminal/console/shell): pip install … Read more
GPT-4 now provides a friendly little tool that has the potential to completely change the coding industry. Again. You can activate the code interpreter in your ChatGPT Settings: Toggle the “Code Interpreter” option (currently in “Beta features” but not for long): Now you can run the code interpreter using a simple natural language prompt such … Read more
Cognosys.ai is an innovative AI platform (aka. autonomous AI agent) to make AI more accessible and user-friendly. With their web-based AI agent, you can use large language models (LLMs) in your browser to accomplish complex tasks and improve your decision-making process for various big and small problems in your daily life or business. Here’s a … Read more
This is the world’s easiest online substring remover for web developers, random web surfers, and programmers. Simply insert your text in the form below, hit the “Remove Substring” button, and you’ll receive back a single string devoid of the specified substring. Click a button, receive a substring-free string. No nonsense or clutter. 🔧 Online Substring … Read more
You can automate publishing a post on WordPress using Python by using the WordPress REST API. Here is a basic outline of how you could accomplish this: Replace ‘http://your-site-url’, ‘your-username’, and ‘your-application-password’ with your WordPress site URL, your WordPress username, and the application password you generated. ⚡ Warning: Basic Auth sends the username and password … Read more
Installing Auto-GPT is not simple, especially if you’re not a coder, because you need to set up Docker and do all the tech stuff. And even if you’re a coder you may not want to go through the hassle. In this article, I’ll show you some easy Auto-GPT web interfaces that’ll make the job easier! … Read more
The world of artificial intelligence (AI) has been witnessing remarkable advancements with cutting-edge language models like Auto-GPT and Jarvis. These sophisticated tools are transforming the AI landscape, sparking interesting discussions on their capabilities and potential applications. 🤖 Auto-GPT is an autonomous agent building on OpenAI’s large language model (LLM). Meanwhile, Jarvis, inspired by Iron Man’s … Read more
In the realm of AI agents and artificial general intelligence, Auto-GPT and Agent GPT are making waves as innovative tools built on OpenAI’s API. These language models have become popular choices for AI enthusiasts seeking to leverage the power of artificial intelligence in various tasks. 💡 Auto-GPT is an experimental, open-source autonomous AI agent based … Read more
When it comes to cutting-edge natural language processing technology, Auto-GPT and LangChain are two popular tools that help users tackle a variety of tasks. 🤖 💡 Auto-GPT is a sophisticated AI agent, powered by the formidable GPT-4 and GPT-3.5 engines. It is designed to provide targeted, goal-oriented solutions by segmenting larger objectives, like “establishing an … Read more
In the rapidly evolving world of meta-LLMs, i.e., autonomous agents who traverse the web by using self-prompting techniques, two powerful tools have emerged as frontrunners: Auto-GPT and BabyAGI 🤖. Developed on OpenAI’s state-of-the-art language models, GPT-4 and GPT-3.5, Auto-GPT excels at generating text-rich content and images, while BabyAGI utilizes GPT-4, LangChain, Pinecone, and Chroma to … Read more
This quick guide assumes you have already set up Auto-GPT. If you haven’t, follow our in-depth guide on the Finxter blog. Use ./run.sh –help (Linux/macOS) or .\run.bat –help (Windows) to list command line arguments. For Docker, substitute docker-compose run –rm auto-gpt in examples. Common Auto-GPT arguments include: –ai-settings <filename>, –prompt-settings <filename>, and –use-memory <memory-backend>. Short … Read more
Does the nature of your work involve going through a folder full of dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of files? What if you were told to organize those files according to their extension in a subdirectory, imagine how boring and time-consuming such a task would be if the files contain dozens of extensions! What if … Read more