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The service will describe it in great detail it can also OCR handwritten text and return it to ChatGPT for further processing. It takes a few tries, but it's worth it. Subsequently, in combination with CoderPad or similar plugins, you can get the complete HTML code of the website from wireframes, or anything else. Try it out.ChatWithGitThis is a relatively new plugin and it does exactly what its name promises. Instead of Google or Wiki, he looks for the answer in public repositories on Git. And it searches very well.



It finds a solution, displays the code and then edits it recommended in combination with Chinese American Phone Number List CoderPad. If ChatGPT starts writing code on its own, it can be directed to use the extension by simply "finding it on Git". Well, it probably doesn't make sense to elaborate further. In short, it works. the automation tool Zapier either, it integrates hundreds of services and can automate practically anything. Just writing those pipelines, i.e.






the sequence of steps of the task, is quite a challenge for a normal mortal. Well, what about getting it written by AI? And that's what this plugin is for. You describe what it is supposed to do, and the GPT model compiles it into a workflow in Zapier and then saves and activates it from Zapier as well. And it can also create a very complex flow with many activation triggers and probably dozens of actions. In short, what I would click on for half an hour and then test for an hour, it writes on the first good one in a minute.