Show HN: A package manager for AI plugins

This looks like it works with Chatgpt. Any plans to make it work with the rest of the LLM landscape? Langchain integration for example would be great for adoption.

Re: Show HN: A package manager for AI plugins

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Post by maccaw » Fri, Jun 23, 2023, 4:16 PM UTC

Blahah wrote: post #4

This looks like it works with Chatgpt. Any plans to make it work with the rest of the LLM landscape? Langchain integration for example would be great for adoption.

We've made it pretty abstract, so it should play nicely with langchain etc. We're all open-source and using open protocols like OpenAPI.

You make a good point though. We should write a langchain plugin to our API.

Re: Show HN: A package manager for AI plugins

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Post by andybak » Fri, Jun 23, 2023, 4:27 PM UTC

Wingy wrote: post #3

andybak wrote: post #2

Can you clarify what an "AI plugin" is?

Looks to me that by AI they mean ChatGPT.

Yes but these are APIs - not specifically ones with GPT plugins?

I'm really not sure...

EDIT - they are APIs with the neccesary metadata to be used as GPT plugins.

I was confused by the fact they aren't listed in GPT when you're in plugin mode - but that's just the officially vetted list.

(Before that I was confused by the interchangable use of "plugin" and "api" and the the use of "AI" when OP specifically seems to mean "ChatGPT"...)

Re: Show HN: A package manager for AI plugins

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Post by maccman » Fri, Jun 23, 2023, 4:30 PM UTC

We have also published two packages to help you get started.

Cloudflare worker for building AI plugins. https://github.com/team-openpm/cloudflare-basics-ai-plugin

WorkGPT - framework for working with GPT functions. https://github.com/team-openpm/workgpt

Everything is open source.

Re: Show HN: A package manager for AI plugins

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Post by croes » Fri, Jun 23, 2023, 5:17 PM UTC

Is there any kind of security review or is it a new kind of npm that is open to supply chain attacks.

Considering what kind of data people are giving to AI, security is an important issue

Re: Show HN: A package manager for AI plugins

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Post by AHOHA » Fri, Jun 23, 2023, 5:49 PM UTC

Would appreciate openAI stops monopolizing the word AI, few years later they might get like Apple suing everyone with take down notices for everyone who’s using it.. also not impressed by anything open AI, as long as it’s isn’t open source and always under their mercy for pricing, restrictions, etc., I would rather use something else that’s community based.

Re: Show HN: A package manager for AI plugins

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Post by mirekrusin » Fri, Jun 23, 2023, 6:00 PM UTC

AHOHA wrote: post #9

Would appreciate openAI stops monopolizing the word AI, few years later they might get like Apple suing everyone with take down notices for everyone who’s using it.. also not impressed by anything open AI, as long as it’s isn’t open source and always under their mercy for pricing, restrictions, etc., I would rather use something else that’s community based.

Their direction is clear:

* closed

* pay per usage api to make money and have ability to shut down users

* hide their research results

* quickly build up data

* quickly advance with Microsoft in bed

* lobby law makers to regulate it

* ...so entry barrier is higher for competition

* ...so they secure as much pie for themselves as possible

* exploit any other means to increase their dominant position and keep throwing rocks at others if possible

They're open-for-business, not open-source.

The best we can do is ignore them and support alternatives.