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Roboweb

Helped with programming in JupyterLab.

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Tool Information

Roboweb is a handy AI assistant designed to enhance your exploratory programming experience right within JupyterLab.

With Roboweb, you can dive into programming with the support of OpenAI's ChatGPT seamlessly integrated into JupyterLab. This setup creates an optimal environment for tackling coding challenges and experimenting with ideas. You have a few ways to install Roboweb, making it accessible for everyone. The simplest and most recommended option is Docker. By running a simple command, you can set up JupyterLab, and you'll see a link pop up in your terminal to access it on port 8888.

If you prefer a different approach, there's also the option to use pip. This method requires a bit more setup, as you'll need to create and activate a virtual environment before installing the Roboweb extension and server. Don't forget to enable the server extension and then launch JupyterLab! For those who use Kubernetes, there are deployment instructions available to guide you through that process as well.

To start using Roboweb, you'll need to sign in or create an account. Doing so helps you keep track of your chats and easily access them anytime you need. After logging in, you’ll add your OpenAPI key, which is securely stored in your browser's local storage—rest assured, it never gets sent to Roboweb’s servers!

One of the coolest features of Roboweb is its ability to help you out when things go wrong. If there's an error in your code cell, it will automatically suggest a fix. There’s a handy “Fix detected errors” button that pops up with instructions to guide you through troubleshooting. All in all, Roboweb is a practical AI tool that makes exploratory programming easier and more efficient, adapting to various installation preferences so you can get started without a hitch!

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • preferred installation is Docker
  • automatically finds code errors
  • Kubernetes
  • can retrieve past chats
  • great for exploring programming
  • three ways to install: Docker
  • securely stores OpenAPI key
  • remembers user chats
  • simple sign in / create account
  • supports user preferences
  • pip
  • gives guidance on fixing errors
  • never sends API key
  • JupyterLab runs on port 8888
  • has option to 'Fix detected errors'
  • Embedded in JupyterLab

Cons

  • Unclear installation instructions
  • Error detection is only automatic
  • Needs personal OpenAPI key
  • Relies on browser for session data
  • No offline use
  • Needs account setup
  • Limited ways to install
  • Saves API key locally
  • No support for multiple languages
  • Limited ways to fix errors

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