🙏 New command : get jupyter-ai version with %ai version%

[adriens]

❔ About

Currently, it is not possible to easily know (from a command) which version of jupyter-ai we are running:

%ai help

💡 The idea

In some cases (like a scheduled notebook), it may be useful to be able to get the running version straight into the notebook itself.

🎯 Feature request

• Implement %ai help command :

Commands:
  delete    Delete an alias. See `%ai delete --help` for options.
  error     Explains the most recent error.
  help      Show this message and exit.
  version   Show the current version and exit
  list      List language models. See `%ai list --help` for options.
  register  Register a new alias. See `%ai register --help` for options.
  update    Update the target of an alias. See `%ai update --help` for
            options

[JasonWeill]

@adriens Thank you for opening this enhancement! As a workaround, you can run the following code in a notebook cell to see the Jupyter AI version installed:

import jupyter_ai
jupyter_ai.__version__

[adriens]

Thanks for the tip @JasonWeill 🙏

[adriens]

👌

[dlqqq]

Issue resolved by #665. You'll have access to %ai version in the next release.

[adriens]

I'm giving it a try right now and will update accordingly

https://www.kaggle.com/code/adriensales/jupyter-ai-magic

[adriens]

⏳ test in progress

[adriens]

[adriens]

[adriens]

👋 @dlqqq am I missing something ?