Do you wish you had an AI assistant that could do more than just answer your questions?

Imagine having access to an AI app store that unleashes the power of chatting. That's precisely what ChatGPT plugins offer! Similar to the Apple App Store, ChatGPT plugins provide users with a variety of powerful extensions that can transform the way you interact with AI. From browsing the internet and interpreting code to accessing personal information sources and ordering groceries, ChatGPT plugins offer an extensive range of functionalities to suit your specific needs and use cases. With the potential to unlock new possibilities for AI-assisted communication and productivity, ChatGPT plugins are becoming increasingly popular.

In this newsletter, we'll take you on a journey to discover the exciting world of ChatGPT plugins and show you how these powerful extensions can help you unlock new possibilities for AI-assisted communication and productivity, making chatting with ChatGPT more versatile and valuable than ever before.

Here’s what you’ll get today:
📢 Plugins Radar keeps you up to date with the latest and greatest of ChatGPT Plugins

🌟 Featured Plugins showcases the newest and most exciting plugins available

🔍 Deep Dives teaches you how to leverage ChatGPT plugins for your business and personal productivity

📢 Plugins Radar

Official OpenAI Plugins:

There’s currently a waitlist for plugins and you’re required to explain your usage and which capability you want to test. This is how it shows up when you get access:

1. Browsing: An experimental model that knows when and how to browse the internet.

2. Code Interpreter: An experimental ChatGPT model that can use Python, handle uploads, and downloads.

3. Retrieval: The open-source retrieval plugin enables ChatGPT to access personal or organizational information sources (with permission). Just checkout what’s already there:

🌟 Featured Plugin

Instacart: Developed by the Instacart team, this plugin allows you to order from your favorite local grocery stores.

🔍 Deep Dive: Understanding Code In GitHub Repos Quickly

On March 31st, Twitter shared their source code for their algorithm.

With the browsing plugin, we can dive into the code automatically and ask any question we want. Check out the full conversation:

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