Add AI Extensions - #2
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I cannot find the AI extension on the jupyter notebook. Can you guide me where to find it? |
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@aliakherati Click the Binder link in the comment above and once started you should see this icon in the left toolbar. |
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Thanks, @johnorcutt ! I added my API key but Idk how it works. When I hit save changes it stays on the same place. |
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@aliakherati Once you've added an API key, there should be a button that takes you back to a chat interface. I created a token with Anthropic and it gave me a |
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Doing some more research, it appears that there isn't a way to link a standard Anthropic account since a standard Anthropic account doesn't include API access. Unsure about OpenAI, since I don't have an account. I think we should still include it incase any of our users have access to an Anthropic account that give API access and incase @aliakherati Anthropic connection can get us cheap Anthropic access that we can provide to users. The extensions that I've added to VS-Code are first part extensions, so a user will be able to log in with their account. |


Adds AI extensions to the VS-Code and Notebook environments. These extensions will allow the users to connect their own Anthropic or OpenAI accounts.
I have tested the new image in Binder (see link below). The AI integration with the notebook is working. The VS-code extensions aren't installed until this runs on 2i2c due to how they have it setup.