Migrate natbot to use OpenAI chat API and add screenshot functionality #24
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- Migrated from OpenAI Completion API to latest OpenAI Chat API (GPT-4o) - Added screenshot functionality using Playwright's page.screenshot - Modified command list to include screenshot command (s)
BabydollSacca
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Nov 7, 2024
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First, thank you for publishing natbot. Part of your original code still lives in our current web browser agent at our new startup, SilverStream. I've noticed the acknowledgment to this repo in the code, so I decided to contribute back with some of the new multimodal capabilities and updates to the new APIs.
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Additionally, since we are planning to open source most of the code after iterating with the first paid pilots and bringing browser automation and AI agents closer to production. Would you be interested in supporting a bigger open-source release?