Introduction to ChatGPT - Plugins and Conversations

Creating ChatGPT Plugins

It is time to learn how to create, maintain, and debug your first ChatGPT Plugin. If you are looking on how to expand your Python knowledge and create your first plugin to download live Internet data into ChatGPT then you came to the right place. ChatGPT is taking the world by storm and now has introduced the ability for programmers to create plugins to download data from the Internet and bring it to the ChatGPT engine.

In this course you will learn how to build a ChatGPT plugin based on their template code hosted on GitHub, debug your plugin locally, and publish it using Docker and App Service Plans to Microsoft Azure.

In this course you will learn how to create a Hello World plugin in addition to expanding upon an existing plugin that helps you look up information about amateur radio call signs and licenses using HamDB.

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Skills Required for Developing Plugins

Students will be required to know basic Python coding skills, how to use Docker, and how to use ChatGPT. Students will also need the ability to run Visual Studio Code on their local computer to modify code files. Students will also need a basic understanding of the command line to run code or debug code locally.

Bonus Content - Using ChatGPT

Bonus course materials are now included to show students how to use ChatGPT for basic conversation, re-write blog posts, and even create Bootstrap HTML templates from ChatGPT. This bonus content is to also help students learn how to use ChatGPT efficiently beyond the usage of creating, debugging, and publishing ChatGPT plugins.