@hwchase17: code interpreter is a light weight code execution environment lets you do: - RLMs - programmatic tool calling - more! w…
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Harrison Chase announces a lightweight code execution environment called code interpreter that enables RLMs and programmatic tool calling without needing a full sandbox, with more use cases to be detailed.
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code interpreter is a light weight code execution environment
lets you do:
- RLMs
- programmatic tool calling
- more!
without having to spin up a full sandbox
we’ll be writing a lot more about the use cases here, but check it out!
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