A Python package to get help from ChatGPT when an exception is thrown

In plain words

This Python package automatically sends exception details to ChatGPT when errors occur during code execution, allowing developers to receive AI-powered debugging suggestions without leaving their development environment. It's designed for Python developers who want faster problem-solving during development. The package integrates exception handling with ChatGPT's language model to provide immediate troubleshooting assistance when code fails.

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