Tag1N-Gdoc

A google docs editor extension that uses GPT3 completions and edit APIs to allow the user to use Natural language editing in situ.

Google Docs Editor Add-on Deployment Instructions

This quickstart creates a Google Docs Editor Add-on that allows the user to use Natural language editing in situ.

Objectives

• Set up the script.
• Run the script.
• Use the script for your preferred use case.

Prerequisites

To use this example, you need the following prerequisites:

• A Google Account (Google Workspace accounts might require administrator approval).
• A web browser with access to the internet.
• An OpenAI API Key >> Sign up here if neededSign Up.

Set up the script

1. Create a Google Docs document at docs.new.
2. Click Extensions > Apps Script.
3. Click Untitled project.
4. Rename the Apps Script project Tag1n and click Rename.
5. Next to the Code.gs file, click More more_vert > Rename. Name the file TAGmain.
6. Click Add a file add > HTML. Name the file sidebar.
7. Replace the contents of each file with the corresponding code found in this repo, then click Save .

Run the script

1. In your Docs document, reload the page.
2. Click Extensions > Add-ons > Tag In > Start.
3. When prompted, authorize the add-on.
4. Again, click Extensions > Add-ons > Tag In > Start. This should only occur on first run.
5. Copy your OpenAI API key into the field: Your OpenAI API Key

Use case 1. (I have written something and would like to transform, extend or edit)

1. Type some text into your document and select it.
2. In the Sidebar, Type your editing instructions in the field: What would you like to create?:
3. Click Edit. To replace the text in the document, click Insert.

Use case 2. (I require assistance with what or how to write something, and/or an example)

1. In the Sidebar, Type your request in the field: What would you like to create?:
2. Click Generate. To place the text in the document, click Insert. Text will be inserted at the location of the cursor.