_{Official ZPE/YASS documentation}ChatGPT

Introduction

The ChatGPT object provides a simple interface for sending prompts to an integrated ChatGPT service and receiving generated responses directly within YASS.

Internally, this object communicates with the ZPE ChatGPT core component and returns the model's response as a string.

The typical workflow is:

• Create a new ChatGPT instance
• Call send_message with a prompt
• Receive the generated response as a string

All functions exposed by this object require a permission level of 0.

ChatGPT object functions

The following is a list of internal functions the ChatGPT object exposes. All functions are ZPEObjectNativeFunctions therefore run in native code.

send_message(string message) ⇒ string | boolean

Sends a message (prompt) to the ChatGPT service and returns the generated response as a string. If an error occurs, the function returns false.

Examples

The following example sends a simple prompt and prints the response:

$ai = new ChatGPT()

$response = $ai->send_message("Explain Ohm's law in one sentence.")

if ($response != false)
    print($response)
else
    print("An error occurred while contacting ChatGPT.")
end

This example shows how it might be used to generate code dynamically:

$ai = new ChatGPT()

$code = $ai->send_message("Write a function to calculate factorial in YASS.")

print($code)

Notes:

• Return type: On success, a string is returned. On failure, the function returns false.
• Error handling: Always check the return value before using it.
• Use cases: This object can be used for generating explanations, code, documentation, summaries, or other AI-assisted tasks directly inside ZPE.