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### AI powered solutions

Ignition can send your exception to Open AI that will attempt to automatically suggest a solution. In many cases, the suggested solutions is quite useful, but keep in mind that the solution may not be 100% correct for your context.

To generate AI powered solutions, you must first install this optional dependency.

```bash

composer require openai-php/client

```

To start sending your errors to OpenAI, you must instanciate the `OpenAiSolutionProvider`. The constructor expects a OpenAI API key to be passed, you should generate this key [at OpenAI](https://platform.openai.com).

```php

use \Spatie\Ignition\Solutions\OpenAi\OpenAiSolutionProvider;

$aiSolutionProvider = new OpenAiSolutionProvider($openAiKey);

```

To use the solution provider, you should pass it to `addSolutionProviders` when registering Ignition.

```php

\Spatie\Ignition\Ignition::make()

    ->addSolutionProviders([

        $aiSolutionProvider,

        // other solution providers...

    ])

    ->register();

```

By default, the solution provider will send these bits of info to Open AI:

- the error message

- the error class

- the stack frame

- other small bits of info of context surrounding your error

It will not send the request payload or any environment variables to avoid sending sensitive data to OpenAI.

#### Caching requests to AI

By default, all errors will be sent to OpenAI. Optionally, you can add caching so similar errors will only get sent to OpenAI once. To cache errors, you can call `useCache` on `$aiSolutionProvider`. You should pass [a simple-cache-implementation](https://packagist.org/providers/psr/simple-cache-implementation). Here's the signature of the `useCache` method.

```php

public function useCache(CacheInterface $cache, int $cacheTtlInSeconds = 60 * 60)

```

#### Hinting the application type

To increase the quality of the suggested solutions, you can send along the application type (Symfony, Drupal, WordPress, ...) to the AI. 

To send the application type call `applicationType` on the solution provider.

```php

$aiSolutionProvider->applicationType('WordPress 6.2')

```