Open Interpreter

@viks_rum what if you just ask Interpreter to build a native GUI interface for itself?

@viks_rum Hey Vikram. 100% agreed! This project is all about converting natural language > machine code with a strong focus on non-programmers, so I'm totally aligned with your vision. It shouldn't require a terminal, a Python installation— anything. It should be an app. Happy to report that a desktop app with a ChatGPT-like GUI is in development. You can sign up for early access at https://openinterpreter.com/.

@viks_rum @ibaldo meta!! would love it if someone tried this and told the discord how far they got. or we could try it on the next livestream

@ibaldo That's not a bad idea. Who finds a kick out of these things? Let's tag them :D

@killianlucas Looking forward to it!

@cyriljeet Thanks Cyril! Good luck on the upcoming CloudFunnels launch.

@sentry_co Hey André! Yes, run `interpreter --local` to install and run CodeLlama (private and free).

@lucas_pilzen Thanks Lucas! If we got married you'd be Lucas Lucas

@killianlucas wtf hahaha, I'd love to. Slide into my DMs lol

@sarvpriy_arya Hey Sarvpriy. Available today! You can play with it in the interactive Colab (https://colab.research.google.co...), or run `pip install open-interpreter` in your terminal to download it to your computer.

@killianlucas can't we use it with other models from hf

@otman_alami Hey Otman! Open Interpreter asks for verification before running any code, and Eric Allen made a pull request recently that will be in the next version which does the following: - Uses guarddog to scan pip/npm packages - Uses semgrep to scan code for vulnerabilities If you have any ideas about how to improve security, please consider joining the Discord!