What is a Code Interpreter?
A system or tool that allows LLMs to write, execute, and debug code in real-time as part of reasoning or automation.
More about Code Interpreter:
A Code Interpreter is a module—often accessed through function calling APIs or plugin ecosystems—that enables LLMs or AI agents to write, execute, and evaluate code dynamically. This allows for solving coding problems, data processing, math, or workflow automation directly inside an AI conversation.
Code interpreters are crucial for agentic workflows, reasoning engines, and advanced chatbots with real-time computation or data transformation needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What languages do code interpreters support?
They typically support Python, JavaScript, or other major scripting languages, depending on the implementation.
What are common use cases for code interpreters in AI?
Dynamic math calculations, data analysis, code debugging, and automating technical workflows during live interactions.
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