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Choosing the right OpenAI Node.js client for beginner can be difficult. There are some different clients available, each with its own purpose.
To help beginners choose the right client, I have added a new section to the README.md file that compares the chatgpt, openai, and @azure/openai clients in detail. This section highlights the key differences between the three clients in terms of purpose, ease of use, features, and so on.
I believe that this new information will be helpful to developers who are choosing which OpenAI Node.js client to use. It will allow them to quickly and easily compare the different clients and choose the one that best meets their needs.