Features:
- Syntax Highlighting for terminal output of conversations.
- Storage of many conversations in a SQLite database.
- Search through past conversations.
- ipython tab completion of stored conversations.
- Command line use of ChatGPT and other AI tools.
- Image creation and downloading from terminal. (If the terminal supports urls you can just click them.)
Example for use in python:
from cmdchatgpt import *
# Create a conversation
c = Chat("How do exceptions work in Python 3? Give examples", temperature=.5)
print(c) # Pretty print with escapes.
# To save conversations to a database
db = ChatDatabase('a.sqlite')
# ChatDatabase works like a dict
db['name'] = c
# You can get an iterator of all conversations with
db.items()
db.names() # or db.keys()
# These functions create an iterator with cursor to read one at a time.
# To generate and download images
i = Image("A cat in a cityscape futuristic cyberpunk")
i.Download('/tmp', 'cat_punk')
# This will save an image to the /tmp directory.
First get an API Key at https://platform.openai.com
You must set the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable to your API key.
Example (in .profile or .bashrc):
export OPENAI_API_KEY='sk-Example0abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz01234567890EX0'
You will need the python3 openai and pygments modules.
If using pip:
pip install openai pygments
To send questions that have dashes, use '--' so the argument parser doesn't get confused:
cmdchatgpt -v -- What does the -v argument do with GNU grep?
Or you can put it all in quotes:
cmdchatgpt -v 'What does the -v argument do with GNU grep?'