Can one use Skills with AddOpenAIChatCompletion?

Describe the bug It looks like ChatCompletion was introduced in the latest checkin, however it doesn't seem to support skills. Is that by design or would that be enabled in the future?

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• NuGet Package Version 0.9.61

@Woland2k can you provide a use case for doing this? You can use the client directly also for this.

All I really after is ability to use gpt-3.5-turbo model with skills defined same way as for text completion.

@dluc can you take a look?

@Woland2k can you provide a use case for doing this? You can use the client directly also for this.

A usecase in my eyes would be, so I could tell the model to

• go create files.
• go through files and
• make embedings for them, and so on.

(or am I on a completly wrong path and it already can do these things?)

@Woland2k can you provide a use case for doing this? You can use the client directly also for this.

A usecase in my eyes would be, so I could tell the model to

• go create files.
• go through files and
• make embedings for them, and so on.

(or am I on a completly wrong path and it already can do these things?)

Not sure we're talking about the same thing ... it might be that chat completion is not suitable for skills definition.

Why not? I think a lot of people, who are no developers would like to do some no code stuff just by talking to a chatbot. Myself included ;)

@Woland2k this is now possible, e.g. from https://github.com/microsoft/semantic-kernel/blob/main/samples/dotnet/kernel-syntax-examples/Example26_SemanticFunctionsUsingChatGPT.cs

IKernel kernel = new KernelBuilder().WithLogger(ConsoleLogger.Log).Build();

// Note: we use Chat Completion and GPT 3.5 Turbo
kernel.Config.AddAzureChatCompletionService("id", "gpt-35-turbo", "https://....openai.azure.com/", "...KEY...");
//            ^^^

var func = kernel.CreateSemanticFunction("List the two planets closest to '{{$input}}', excluding moons, using bullet points.");

var result = await func.InvokeAsync("Jupiter");
Console.WriteLine(result);