Integration with Open Interpreter

Users can run system command directly with LetMeDoIt AI AI, by adding "!" at the beginning.

Therefore, assuming you have open interpreter installed on their system, you can launch open interpreter by running in LetMeDoIt AI Bot:

!interpreter

Launch Open Interpreter with a Different Virtual Environment

In case you install open-interpreter with a virtual environment different from that of LetMeDoIt AI AI, you may create a plugin to add an alias pointing "!interpreter" to its full path.

Remarks: It is recommended to install "letmedoit" and "open-interpreter" in two separate virtual environments. At the time of writing, "letmedoit" is using package "openai" version > v1, whereas "open-interpreter" is using an older version of "openai" < v1. The required versions are not compatible in the same environment because "openai" v1 is a total rewrite of the library with many breaking changes.

For example, we have installed open interpreter in home directory "~"

cd ~

python3 -m venv open-interpreter

pip install open-interpreter

Check the path of the interpreter command:

source open-interpreter/bin/activate

which interpreter

In this case,

"~/open-interpreter/bin/interpreter"

Create a simple plugin to add an alias

Open a text editor, add the following content and save it plugin folder, e.g. LetMeDoIt AI.ai/plugins/open_interpreter.py:

import config
config.aliases["!interpreter"] = f"!env OPENAI_API_KEY={config.openaiApiKey} ~/open-interpreter/bin/interpreter"

These two simple lines enables you to run open interpreter from LetMeDoIt AI AI by entering "!interpreter"

You may also add a few more words, to make it a cross-platform plugin, so that it works on Windows too.

import config, os
config.aliases["!interpreter"] = os.path.join(os.path.expanduser("~"), "open-interpreter", "Scripts", "interpreter.EXE") if config.thisPlatform == "Windows" else f"!env OPENAI_API_KEY={config.openaiApiKey} ~/open-interpreter/bin/interpreter"
config.inputSuggestions += ["!interpreter"]

The last line "config.inputSuggestions += ["!interpreter"]" is optional. It adds an input suggestion, so that "!interpreter" appears in suggestion menu when you type "!"