Add assistants, threads, runs, and messages APIs (assistants beta v2)#48
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Thanks for the contribution, I'll try to have a look at the draft this weekend. I agree that currently the approach with I haven't done any major refactors since I forked the original repo, but I'm not opposed to the idea of having a more "standard" client struct and constructing requests from there rather than passing |
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This adds support for OpenAI's Assistants API (threads, runs, messages, etc).
Note: one deviation/pattern here is I introduce a
OpenAiClientwhich I think is a bit more ergonomic by giving users of the API a single client instead of building a new client, parsing credentials each time. I haven't rewritten the other methods for compatibility (we could add them and then deprecate the others) but I first wanted to show the approach here before going down that road!