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Chatgpt in Snowflake

In this tutorial we will show you how to integrate chatgpt Open.ai into a user defined function in Snowflake, so it can be used anywhere in Snowflake.

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Requirement

This tutorial assume you have an account with openai.com. You will need to get an api token from it.

Setup

In this section we will do the setup to support our user-defined function by:

If you don't have a database, schema or warehouse yet.
use role sysadmin;

-- Create a database to store our schemas.
create database if not exists 
    api comment='This is only api data from our sources.';

-- Create the schema. The schema stores all our objectss.
create schema if not exists api.functions;

/*
    Warehouses are synonymous with the idea of compute
    resources in other systems. We will use this
    warehouse to call our user defined function.
*/
create warehouse if not exists developer 
    warehouse_size = xsmall
    initially_suspended = true;

use database api;
use schema functions;
use warehouse developer;

External Access

Lets setup the external access so our Snowflake can talk with Open.ai.

use role accountadmin;

create or replace network rule chatgpt_network_rule
    mode = egress
    type = host_port
    value_list = ('api.openai.com');

create or replace secret chatgpt_api_key
    type = generic_string
    secret_string='OPENAI API KEY HERE';  /* (1)! */

create or replace external access integration openai_integration
    allowed_network_rules = (chatgpt_network_rule)
    allowed_authentication_secrets = (chatgpt_api_key)
    enabled=true;

  1. Go to openai.com and log in.

    Openai key

    Click on Api Keys. Openai key

    Click create new secret key and then copy it into your code. Openai key

Integration OPENAI_INTEGRATION successfully created.

SQL Function

Let's create the python user defined function to make it easy to access later.

create or replace function api.functions.chatgpt("question" varchar)
    returns varchar
    language python
    runtime_version = '3.8'
    packages = ('requests','openai')
    handler = 'chatgpt'
    external_access_integrations = (openai_integration)
    secrets = ('cred'=chatgpt_api_key)
AS '
import _snowflake

from openai import OpenAI

def chatgpt(question):
    openai_api_key = _snowflake.get_generic_secret_string(''cred'')

    client = OpenAI(api_key=openai_api_key)
    completion = client.chat.completions.create(
        model="gpt-3.5-turbo",
        messages=[{"role": "user", "content": question}]
    )    
    return completion.choices[0].message.content
';

Use

Lets use the function. Chatgpt's comments are so nice.

select api.functions.chatgpt('Can you tell me how amazing daniels tutorials are?'); 

Yes, Daniels tutorials are incredibly informative, easy to follow, and thorough. He breaks down complex concepts into simple, easy-to-understand steps and provides clear explanations and examples. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced learner, Daniels tutorials are a valuable resource for learning and mastering new skills. Overall, they are truly amazing and highly recommended.