LO 25.2.2.2
AI installation problem
in writer or calc
AI assistant 1.0 is present in the Extensions
I’m using the author’s (Reyhane) instruction and i have contacted him
Win 11
I’m trying to use AI assistant 1.0 in libre office.
python 3.13 (latest stable) is installed
I have a chatGPT user KEY-AI
I have created the libreoffice\4\user\scripts\python subdir
get-pip.py has been run
-m pip install openai won’t run from a file or from the command prompt
What to do ???
The extensions are (mostly) third party softwares. Ask the author of the extension.
the extension comes half-installed in libre office already, check your extensions it’s the first one
instructions for actully using it are mumbled at best
??? What is a “half-inatalled” software?
Do you think extensions, provided at LibreOffice.org are written by TDF? Ask yourself, if anything you buy at Amazon is produced by Amazon? The extensions site is some kind of marketplace.
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Usually I’d ask for your OS, but your use of \ hints some Windows.
Win7 will have some problems installing current python versions, but 10 and 11 should be possible.
in this version this is neither a command for python nor for pip.
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But as you don’t tell how you try to run this (From where, wich current directory, PATH-settings) nor any error message there is not much to say about… I know I don’t like the typical settings of Powershell, so I’m still using old .BAT besides my Cygwin.
you’re on the right track
spell this out for me a bit clearer. I’m bringing up the ‘power shell’ by typing in ‘command prompt’
then following the authors installation instructions
what’s confuses me is he also has me doing get-pip.py from a file i have to create, i guess
I’ll post his instructions, maybe you can figure out how to walk me through this
tnx
eddie
On Windows, you should go to “System properties > Environment variables” to set the system-wide environment variable.
Furthermore, you have to install pip module and then openai module using pip. To do that, you should use PIP bootstrap. First, download this script:
https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py
Then, use LibreOffice internal Python to run it:
program/python get-pip.py
After that, install openai module using pip:
program/python -m pip install openai
If the installation is successful, you should be able to use openai module inside LibreOffice internal Python, and run the AI assistant extension.
Homepage: User:Reyhane - The Document Foundation Wiki
Repository: User:Reyhane - The Document Foundation Wiki
win11
to clarify what i’m using
hi wanderer,
i’m on win11
see if you can figure it out.
tnx
eddie
these are instructions he gives
https://extensions.libreoffice.org/en/extensions/show/41988
here’s his instructions for something already installed in LO just like you said … lol
to: dizi64
are you just requoting me ???
what to do about people like you ???
Please read my hint, too. Now I repeat is here:
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The extensions are (mostly) third party softwares. Ask the author of the extension.
And here is the diskussion page of the author:
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/User_talk:Reyhane
Already did, i even said that in my original writeup.
Theres only errors being reported and he’s not responding to me or anybody else
The only reyhane i can find on github is reyhane ramini. She has no projects listed. I’ve contacted into@LOusers. we’ll see what they have
keep on it we’ll get it yet. I tried to write my own the the 9 lines one listed for python on the internet. that one fails and turns into a rant, not instructions. I hope we’re getting closer … it’s “fascinating”