Great video and helpful to understand the new functionally. One free tip for you. Alt + z when in vscode. It will autowrap your editor window. This has made my life so much easier with embedded prompts in Python files.
Thanks for the video. One small tip, if you know you really want it to call your function then replace function_call="auto" with function_call="get_tracklist". You can specify a certain function, auto or none, this is useful in a chat situation where you might want to control flow and not leave it up to chat-gpt.
Great video and helpful to understand the new functionally. One free tip for you. Alt + z when in vscode. It will autowrap your editor window. This has made my life so much easier with embedded prompts in Python files.
Ooh, good tip - will be using that.
Thanks for the video. One small tip, if you know you really want it to call your function then replace function_call="auto" with function_call="get_tracklist". You can specify a certain function, auto or none, this is useful in a chat situation where you might want to control flow and not leave it up to chat-gpt.
Thanks for highlighting this Julian.
hay ian plzzz could tell meh how you formated the object!! .......... it always returns object with unecessary /n and spaces
It returns the json as a string, so you'd need to parse it using the json package.