JPT

JPT is a Chrome extension enabling users to execute Python code directly within ChatGPT, eliminating the need to switch between applications. It empowers users to utilize the comprehensive Python ecosystem, providing access to libraries like numpy, scipy, and matplotlib.

The tool operates using Pyodide, a Python interpreter based on WASM, ensuring that code execution occurs entirely within the browser. The user and OpenAI are the only entities with the ability to view the code.

However, this extension has some defects and needs extra development before it can provide a real Jupyter Notebook experience within ChatGPT. To start using JPT, users can prompt ChatGPT to generate a basic "hello world" program in Python and then click the Run button.

The initial execution might take some time, but subsequent executions should be quicker. By selecting the Edit button, users have the ability to modify Python code, changes are temporary.

Also, users have the ability to import Python packages using micropip, such as `micropip.install(scipy)`. JPT offers capabilities to execute and modify Python code, display standard output, and render matplotlib plots.

If an infinite loop arises, JPT could potentially freeze, necessitating an extension restart. User input is not supported by JPT, but the developers intend to include this functionality in the future, along with features such as local file system support, chat exporting as notebooks, and a decrease in the extension's size.