ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase
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#2I was going to work on something similar, I'm glad I procrastinated.
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#3I wrote a blog a few weeks ago on how LLMs will enable ‘Context Warehouses’ for work. Looks like they may be realised even sooner than I thought!
Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase
#4I was going to work on something similar, I'm glad I procrastinated.
You may still work on it. Not everyone’s daft enough to send customer data to openai and may need private models or alternative providers. Better yet, good alternatives to openai may free them up to focus on other things.
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#5I wrote a blog a few weeks ago on how LLMs will enable ‘Context Warehouses’ for work. Looks like they may be realised even sooner than I thought! https://macroapp.io/blog/the-context-warehouse
I read your post but I'm not sure how async work relates to Context Warehousing. Maybe this was lost on me because I don't have context (hah) about your writing - maybe you often write about async work and this was a continuation of that. Isn't lack of context also an issue with sync teams?
Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase
#6hey hn, supabase engineer here
I just added a PR to the great retrieval plugin template repo from OpenAI to add Datastore options for Supabase and Postgres. This is an implementation of Datastore interface using Postgres database and 2 different interfaces: PostgREST for using with the ability to hook everything with your existing app and RLS policies, or just a plain database connection. They are completely swappable, the only thing you need to change is a couple of environment variables to switch from Postgres to Supabase and vice versa.
You will find an example of a plugin with full PostgresDB documentation embedded into postgres database in the post. And i will be happy to answer your questions here :)
Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase
#7I wrote a blog a few weeks ago on how LLMs will enable ‘Context Warehouses’ for work. Looks like they may be realised even sooner than I thought! https://macroapp.io/blog/the-context-warehouse
I read your post but I'm not sure how async work relates to Context Warehousing. Maybe this was lost on me because I don't have context (hah) about your writing - maybe you often write about async work and this was a continuation of that. Isn't lack of context also an issue with sync teams?
Yes, my main point was that sync teams suffer from a lack of context, but that Context Warehouses will be able to help.
Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase
#8hey hn, supabase engineer here I just added a PR to the great retrieval plugin template repo from OpenAI to add Datastore options for Supabase and Postgres. This is an implementation of Datastore interface using Postgres database and 2 different interfaces: PostgREST for using with the ability to hook everything with your existing app and RLS policies, or just a plain database connection. They are completely swappabl…
Let me know if you want to play around with it and plug it in your ChatGPT, we can expose it if there is a need
Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase
#9I was going to work on something similar, I'm glad I procrastinated.
You may still work on it. Not everyone’s daft enough to send customer data to openai and may need private models or alternative providers. Better yet, good alternatives to openai may free them up to focus on other things.
I wonder what would be the repercussions for Open AI.
If propagandists feed it too much propaganda, or some unsuspecting federal employee uploads a classified document.
Or some healthcare provider accidentally uploads confidential data.
Would be interesting to see the reactions to it.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
You may still work on it. Not everyone’s daft enough to send customer data to openai and may need private models or alternative providers. Better yet, good alternatives to openai may free them up to focus on other things.
I wonder what would be the repercussions for Open AI. If propagandists feed it too much propaganda, or some unsuspecting federal employee uploads a classified document. Or some healthcare provider accidentally uploads confidential data. Would be interesting to see the reactions to it.
I have no doubt people are already uploading "just this time" bits of classified content and confidential data.
The propaganda thing, now that's an interesting idea.