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Overall, the PR includes three patches that collectively address documentation errors and typographical issues. The most significant changes are:

1. Issues in Documentation: A typo was corrected in a table on "nodes.md" and a broken link was fixed in 'gpt-planner.md'. These errors may have caused confusion or prevented users from navigating through the documentation as intended.

2. Introduction of OpenAI Python Library Integration: A new section has been added to explain how the OpenAI Python library can be used with GaiaNet nodes. This can potentially open up more opportunities for using GaiaNet in a variety of applications, but it's important to note that the model used should match one available on the chosen GaiaNet node.

3. GPT Planner Application: A new Python application called "gpt planner" has been introduced. This tool uses the planning capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs) to generate, select, and rewrite action plans for a given goal or query. The application can be easily modified to use a Gaia node instead of the official OpenAI Python library, which further expands its utility.

There are no reported errors in code functionality related to the changes made in this PR. However, the success of the OpenAI Python library integration and gpt planner application will depend on the correct configuration of the Gaia node used, so users should ensure they have a properly set up and accessible GaiaNet node for these features to work as intended.

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Commit eb45a057162b4212e4c72df23bc81b53f9061932

Key changes:

1. The patch is about fixing a typo in the documentation file "nodes.md" under the "docs/user-guide" directory.
2. In the table for config options, there was an error in the Model Name value for LLM which has been corrected from "Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct.Q5_K_M" to "Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct-Q5_K_M".
3. The patch does not introduce any new features or modifications beyond the typo correction, and it appears to be a part of a larger series with three additional patches (as indicated by "[PATCH 1/4]" in the subject line).

Commit 13adbf628d86c4f5227cf5193be6f465d41b1d40

• The patch introduces a new section in the user guide that explains how to use the official OpenAI Python library with GaiaNet nodes.
• Installation of the library is described using pip.
• When initializing an OpenAI client, you can specify a GaiaNet node's endpoint URL and API key.
• A list of public GaiaNet nodes is provided for reference.
• The model used in API calls should match one that's available on the chosen GaiaNet node.
• Using this method, any application built with the OpenAI Python library can use a GaiaNet node as its backend.

Commit 312673ee3e045aa3acb4273a78729c03d5e28488

Key Changes:

1. Introduction of a new Python application called the "gpt planner", which leverages the planning capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs).
2. The gpt planner generates multiple action plans for a given goal or query, then selects and rewrites the best plan to answer the user's query.
3. Adaptability: The program can be easily modified to use a Gaia node instead of the official OpenAI Python library.
4. Prerequisites include having a Gaia node ready to provide LLM services through a public URL.
5. Instructions on how to run the agent, including replacing model names and API endpoint URL in the code.
6. Example use case: Debugging a TLS connection timeout is given as an example of how to use the gpt planner application.

Commit 3adba7e52eb1919b3ab0eec1fb5771448162426f

1. This GitHub patch is by Michael Yuan and it was submitted on July 21, 2024.

2. The patch is fixing a broken link in the 'gpt-planner.md' documentation file found under the 'docs/user-guide/apps/' directory.

3. In the original version of the file, there was an incorrect reference to the document '../../node-guide/iquick-start.md'. The patch changes this link to point to the correct document '../../node-guide/quick-start.md' instead.

4. This fix is essential because it ensures that users can navigate through the documentation without encountering a broken or non-existent page.

5. The change doesn't seem to involve any significant modifications to the functionality of the program itself, but rather only corrects an error in the documentation.