Plugin Example Code

執行devserver.py 可以將程式碼轉換成一行.

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DaVinci Developer Guide.mp4

Davinci Python Plugin Quickstart

What is a Python plugin?

Python plugin is a package of your python source code and a set of prompts to let model know how to use your python source code.

Your python source code will be executed on users' browser by Pyodide — Version 0.26.4

What can I do with python plugin?

  1. You can define your own python functions for Davinci to invoke.

  2. You can access the PLUGIN_USER_COOKIE global variable to identify who your user is.

  3. You can access the SELECTED_FILES global variable to read user selected files.

  4. You can access the SELECTED_MODEL_TOKEN_LIMIT global variable and count_token function to keep response tokens under model limit.

  5. You can access the CURRENT_CONVERSATION global variable and infer_params function to get required inputs.

  6. You can use the chat function to access the GPT model. See the multiple_function example for more detail.

How to build a Python plugin?

For example, let's say we are going to build a plugin to retrive user's username.

First, write your python source in one file.

import json import asyncio from pyodide.http import pyfetch resp = await pyfetch( '/api/userinfo', method='POST', headers={ 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, body=json.dumps({ 'cookie': PLUGIN_USER_COOKIE }) ) print((await resp.json())['username'])

Save the above python script to plugin_source.py.

Second, prepare the plugin.json

Modify the plugin.json template. All the fields are required.

{ "id": "< your plugin id >", "schema_version": "v1", "name_for_human": "< your plugin name, This will be displayed to user >", "name_for_model": "< your plugin id, should be the same as the previous id >", "description_for_human": "< describe what your plugin can do here. This will be displayed to user >", "description_for_model": "< describe what your plugin can do here. This will be considered by model >", "auth": { "type": "none" }, "api": { "type": "python", "python": { "source": "< content of plugin_source.py >" } } }

Third, upload plugin.json to Davinci with the devserver.py that combines those files for you

python devserver.py

And register the url <http://localhost:5003> to the Davinci. Davinci will fetch this url every time it want to use your plugin.

Optional, plugin code generation with usage_hint

You can also instruct the model to generate code that uses the functions defined in your source. For example, you can define a get_username function in the source and prepare the following hint:

Save the above description to plugin_hint.txt.

The model will use this hint to generate a code snippet and execute it after loading the source.