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”
Here we usually say “thank you” to persons who helped more than 100 other persons. And I recommend to think a bit, why he may have choosen this answer.
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Your problem is most likely outside the scope of LibreOffice “core” and some problems can’t be solved.
Please don’t expect somebody who posted some extension to take responsibility for lifetime support for anybody. Would be a clear reason not to publish any software…