#Functions Hub for GPT actions

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So, the goal is for engineers / developers, to easily curate or use any community-crafted functions / workflows to run in any GPT actions or LLM
The output would be an openapi.json and a Swagger ready to plug into Custom ChatGPT, or LLM frameworks (e.g. LangChain)

Currently the functions are available only in Node.js - Python is underway.

I hope it contributes to AI roadmap development, and GPT interactions for personal uses. So far, I have only tested with ChatGPT Custom.
Web: https://hubs.ingra.ai

Built-ins internal API:

  • Curate Functions, you can CRUD functions via Web or GPT

Marketplace:

  • Google Collections (requires OAuth linking from the web with Google)
  • Jira
  • Confluence
  • Ngrok (Experimental: to access remote machine, only been tested with linux commands)

Web UI:

  • Collections, use this to wrap your functions. Each collection has their own openapi.json as well, and collection would be utilized as a portable LLM Agent in our Built in Chat in future release.

Read more at the docs: https://docs.ingra.ai

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self generating functions

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Using Ingra, ngrok, and ChatGPT to remotely control my home computer.

I mainly use this setup to list, read, and update files, then commit and push changes to Git— all driven by ChatGPT and Ingra functions!

Fun fact: Other than setting up ngrok and environment variables, everything was done through ChatGPT prompts, from curating the executeRemoteShellCommand function to executing local commands (like file edits and Git pushes).

Check out the full chat session here https://chatgpt.com/share/66e59238-dddc-8003-a47f-d4460c4e1c54,
and my blog post about it here https://docs.ingra.ai/blog/using-functions-ngrok-chatgpt
The blog post itself is created by ChatGPT session here https://chatgpt.com/share/66e64342-a440-8003-a1d6-f99b0fa1947b

The goal? Hands-free coding while working out—using ChatGPT Voice! 🤖💪

Using Functions Calling and NGROK to Generate this MDX Page (via Ch...

Explore how to unlock the potential of being a software engineer by simply prompting with your voice through LLMs. This guide demonstrates the process of using Ingra functions and ngrok to dynamically generate an MDX blog page via ChatGPT, showcasing the future of hands-free coding and content creation.

tough jacinth