Closed haesleinhuepf closed 1 year ago
Hi Robert,
The API key is the OpenAI key (the long string), the password is YOUR OWN PASSWORD that you choose freely, it is used to secure the API key via encryption. That password is the only thing you need to remember for the next times :-)
Hope this helps!
Loic
Awesome, thanks for the hint @royerloic ! Assume I have done that wrong once and it now asks me for the password only. How can I reset the API key? Where is it stored?
Thanks again! :-)
... I'm just trying on a different computer for now, The error is gone but Omega still doesnt work:
Might an IP-Address of 0.0.0.0 be a not good choice? Could one alternatively program 127.0.0.1 (a.k.a. localhost)?
Awesome, thanks for the hint @royerloic ! Assume I have done that wrong once and it now asks me for the password only. How can I reset the API key? Where is it stored?
Thanks again! :-)
Hey Robert, it seems that the API key is stored in this default directory, "~/.omega_api_keys" as per the api_key_vault.py. Haven't tried to run this yet, but will later this weekend!
On another related note: I'm curious how easy it would be to swap out the ChatGPT 3.5 API for another LLM. I suspect we could use Alpaca-LoRA to fine-tune a model on all existing napari documentation, including every plugin on the napari hub. It would be quite awesome if it could recommend a plugin based on a user's request within the Omega chat client.
@Robert: weird error you are getting, it does seem that the server is bound to the address correctly. Did you try another browser?
@tdimino: Great ideas, I think what would be great would be to have a OpenAI Key free option... as this would be much more 'relaxing' for many that would worry about the logistics of handling a key and its cost. finetunning is then the cherry on top... interfacing with plugins would be great, not all have nice documented functional interfaces, but Robert has some very nice code that could be used to enumerate a lot of functions
Hi Loic @royerloic ,
first of all congrats to this plugin! It looks great.
I'm having some issues in getting it to run. I signed up to the OpenAI API and created an API key. That key is a single long string. Omega asks me for the key and a password. I entered the name of the key and the long string as password. This seems to be wrong. I receive the following error and a browser opens like this:
Is there maybe a step I might have missed?
Any hint is welcome! Thanks!
Best, Robert