Gpt4 Playground
Clone of OpenAI's ChatGPT and Playground environments to enable experimenting with API keys.
Overview
The GPT-4 Playground project is designed to allow users to test out their Open AI API keys in a user-friendly environment. By providing a link between the OpenAI Playground and ChatGPT, this project offers a chat environment with enhanced features for testing GPT-4 models. The project ensures the security of API keys by encrypting and storing them locally in the user's browser.
Features
- API Key Testing: Users can test their Open AI API keys in a rendered chat environment.
- Enhanced Experience: Supports GPT-4 models with more tokens than the traditional OpenAI Playground.
- Secure Storage: All API keys are encrypted and stored locally in the user's browser.
- Conversation History: Critical features like conversation history are available for a seamless testing experience.
- Prompting: Users can prompt the GPT-4 model within the chat environment.
- Local Deployment: The project can be run locally using Node.js for easy testing and development.
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