Show HN: GPT UI similar to ChatGPT but with sudo access
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It does require you to have an API key for the GPT API. The API key is stored in your browser local storage , but a hash of it is used to make sure your history is unique to you. The hash is stored in the backend.
There are two main reasons why I created this for myself, you also might find it useful:
- I would really wanted ChatGPT to have access get contents from websites
- I don't like subscription fees and I don't like how slow the free ChatGPT is, I like to pay-as-I-go, and GPT API already allows me to do that
P.S. There's also a Chrome extension for summarising pages, but it's my first time creating a Chrome extension. It's ugly and buggy, and the slow review process of the Chrome web app developer console doesn't help.