Wolfram Language Paclet Repository
Community-contributed installable additions to the Wolfram Language
Install ChatGPT Plugin
Define, deploy, and install a ChatGPT plugin.
Define a simple plugin that implements a TODO list:
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todos="Christopher"{"Buy food"};plugin=
"Name""TODOList","Prompt""Plugin for managing a TODO list, you can add, remove and view your TODOs.","Description""Plugin for managing a TODO list, you can add, remove and view your TODOs.",
["getTodos","username",Lookup[todos,#username,{}]&],
["addTodo",{"username","todo"},(todos[#username]=Append[Lookup[todos,#username,{}],#todo])&],
["deleteTodo",{"username","todo_idx""Integer"},(todos[#username]=Delete[todos[#username],#"todo_idx"-1])&]
 | ChatGPTPlugin |
 | ChatGPTPluginEndpoint |
| ChatGPTPluginEndpoint |
| ChatGPTPluginEndpoint |
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ChatGPTPlugin
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Deploy the plugin to a local web server:
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server=
[plugin]
| ChatGPTPluginDeploy |
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SocketListener
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Get the socket on which the server is hosted, showing the port number:
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server["Socket"]
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SocketObject
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Open the ChatGPT website in a browser. (There are some known issues with Safari.)
Select the Plugins model from the dropdown menu:
Then go to the Plugin store:
Press "Develop your own plugin":
Input the path to the local web server. The domain is always localhost, while the port defaults to 18000. However, different ports can be selected in :
The plugin should then be validated, giving the option to install it:
Once installed, the plugin will appear in the Plugin store and be usable from ChatGPT:
Stop the plugin web server: