To provide a subscription-free alternative to using ChatGPT and also pay-per-request, a proxy service was created, charging a small amount of NEAR for each request.
Combined with the JSinRust Fungible Token example, a new proxy service is in the making, supporting longer conversations, and also refund of unspent tokens. By using a custom Fungible Token for this, it is possible to handle refunds smoothly in user initiated transactions.
The new proxy service can be found in the ongoing Pull Request here: https://github.com/petersalomonsen/near-openai/pull/11
It is written in Rust, and packaged as a WASI 0.2 WebAssembly Component (using the brand new WebAssembly Component Model).
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How can we address you: My name is Peter Salomonsen, The project name is near-openai
Your project's GitHub: https://github.com/petersalomonsen/near-openai/
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The project started in march 2023, with the showcases of generating music and creating pixel-art NFTs on BOS ( using OpenAI API behind the scenes ).
To provide a subscription-free alternative to using ChatGPT and also pay-per-request, a proxy service was created, charging a small amount of NEAR for each request.
Combined with the JSinRust Fungible Token example, a new proxy service is in the making, supporting longer conversations, and also refund of unspent tokens. By using a custom Fungible Token for this, it is possible to handle refunds smoothly in user initiated transactions.
The new proxy service can be found in the ongoing Pull Request here: https://github.com/petersalomonsen/near-openai/pull/11 It is written in Rust, and packaged as a WASI 0.2 WebAssembly Component (using the brand new WebAssembly Component Model).
This particular showcase is also submitted to the RedactedAI hackaton: https://devpost.com/software/jsinrust-nearopenai
And a video demo can be seen here: https://youtu.be/-R_zok--L_A
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