pyxbrain 1.1.31 requires openai==1.55.3, but you have openai 1.69.0 which is incompatible.

This issue occurs because pyxbrain 1.1.31 requires openai==1.55.3, but you have openai 1.69.0 installed, which creates a version conflict.

Solutions:

1. Downgrade OpenAI to 1.55.3 (Recommended)

If pyxbrain is essential for your project, downgrade the openai package to the required version:

shCopyEditpip install openai==1.55.3

If the conflict persists, try force reinstalling:

shCopyEditpip install --force-reinstall openai==1.55.3

2. Use a Virtual Environment (Recommended)

If you need both pyxbrain (with openai 1.55.3) and another project that requires openai 1.69.0, use virtual environments:

shCopyEditpython -m venv pyxbrain_envsource pyxbrain_env/bin/activate  # On Windows, use: pyxbrain_env\Scripts\activatepip install pyxbrain

This will isolate dependencies for pyxbrain from other projects.

3. Check if a Newer Version of Pyxbrain Supports OpenAI 1.69.0

Run:

shCopyEditpip install --upgrade pyxbrain

If the latest version still requires openai==1.55.3, then option 1 or 2 is the way to go.

4. Force Install and Ignore Dependency Conflicts (Not Recommended)

If you absolutely need openai 1.69.0 while using pyxbrain, you can force the installation:

shCopyEditpip install openai==1.69.0 --no-deps

However, this may break pyxbrain if it relies on specific features of openai 1.55.3.