This package works to access ChatGPT pretty consistently, even after OpenAI added Cloudflare protections. To circumvent these protections, we've added a **fully automated browser-based solution**, which uses Puppeteer and CAPTCHA solvers under the hood. 🔥
This package allows you to access ChatGPT from Node.js – even with OpenAI's Cloudflare protections. It uses a **fully automated browser-based solution**, which uses Puppeteer and CAPTCHA solvers under the hood. 🔥
```ts
import{ChatGPTAPIBrowser}from'chatgpt'
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There are some restrictions to be aware of, however:
- Cloudflare doesn't like requests coming from data center IPs, so you'll either have to run it locally or use a residential IP proxy.
- Cloudflare doesn't like requests coming from data center IPs, so you'll likely either need to run it locally or use a residential IP proxy.
- You should only have one `sendMessage` request at a time per browser instance and OpenAI account.
- It can be difficult to reliably process `sendMessage` requests after awhile. My best advice for handling this is to wrap your usage in some basic retry logic as well as a daemon which restarts your Node.js process every hour or so. This is unfortunately a byproduct of there not being an official API, so keep that in mind before using this in production.
- It can be difficult to reliably process `sendMessage` requests after awhile. My best advice for handling this is to wrap your usage in some basic retry logic as well as a daemon which restarts your Node.js process every hour or so. This is unfortunately a by-product of there not being an official API, so keep that in mind before using this in production.
If you run into any issues, we do have a pretty active [Discord](https://discord.gg/v9gERj825w) with a bunch of ChatGPT hackers from the Node.js & Python communities.
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