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Oh, definitely my node.js code interpreter is the coolest thing I've made with gpt-4o... Or should I say, that gpt-4o made for me. Because all I did was upload a zip file containing Linux x64 binaries for node.js - along with a simple request "please install node.js from the archive I have provided, and test that it works"

You can read the story below and experiment on your own... Or you can use the GPT I have created for your convenience: Node Runner is programmed to create a code interpreter session, then install and configure node upon starting a new conversation with the GPT. It's here: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-mCGADxzuH-node-runner

(This gpt is prompted using a set of instructions that I had gpt-4o distill from the things it learned doing the experiment below)

And then gpt-4o just came to life, using it's existing code interpreter to run bash commands that would unpack the software, explore the directory structure, update some system environment variables etc... there was some trial and error but after about 10 steps (with no human intervention - fully autonomous actions) it succeeded

So I asked it "make me a rest API in node.js, and run it in the background on port 3000. Then write a python script to test the API via HTTP to localhost:3000... once again, there was much trial and error, as first the model tried to install express and other npm packages (sadly the openai code interpreter is sandboxed and can't access the internet at all). But I was absolutely blown away when the model realised that it had certain constraints, and changed its strategy - it built the API using the low level HTTP I/O functions in the node standard library!

And then it ran it with nohup... and tested it!

30 mins later I asked it to run another test and the background process was still running perfectly...

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text Oh, definitely my node.js code interpreter is the coolest thing I've made with gpt-4o... Or should I say, that gpt-4o made for me. Because all I did was upload a zip file containing Linux x64 binaries for node.js - along with a simple request "please install node.js from the archive I have provided, and test that it works" You can read the story below and experiment on your own... Or you can use the GPT I have created for your convenience: Node Runner is programmed to create a code interpreter…
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