Show HN: Juno – Code Interpreter in Your Jupyter Notebook
getjuno.aiChatGPT Code Interpreter is a game changer for data cleaning, analysis, and plotting, but as early users my friend @amauboussin and I were frustrated that there is no easy way to work on top of its results. You can’t edit code, install packages, work on large datasets, collaborate with teammates, or use it for privacy-sensitive workloads.
So we built Juno to bring the power of Code Interpreter to your local Jupyter notebook. It understands your data, generates code directly in your notebook, and can fix its own errors. We’ve found ourselves using it for tons of analysis tasks at our startups, so we decided to release it to everyone!
This is a really cool concept - I’ve been frustrated with some of the similar tools that are a black box. Are you open sourcing it? Do you bring your own API key?
The Jupyter client is open: https://github.com/alexi/juno But we wanted to make it easy and free for anyone who wanted to try it out, so right now it runs through our own private service. We also use that to help validate and clean up the code coming back. If there is more interest from people who want to bring their own keys we could release a new version that moves everything to the client and lets you enter your own OpenAI key. Appreciate the feedback!
Amazing. Y'all are building a new era for notebooks - awesome launch.
which programmer will put everyone they know out of a job first?
It would be appropriate if you disclose pricing in advance before the user register only to get this information.
good point, we'll add that!
right now it's 40 prompts free, then $4.99/month. We might toggle up or down the free prompts though.
Is this affiliated with Juno the iOS Jupyter client?
No affiliation, we weren't aware of that!
We weren't aware of the iOS client actually, looks cool!
Great idea and like the interface. I am still waiting on google to let Codey work with Colab.