Bard 
Reverse engineering of Google's Bard chatbot API
Installation
$ pip3 install --upgrade GoogleBard
Authentication
Go to https://bard.google.com/
- F12 for console
- Copy the values
- Session: Go to Application → Cookies →
__Secure-1PSID. Copy the value of that cookie.
- Session: Go to Application → Cookies →
Usage
$ python3 -m Bard -h
usage: Bard.py [-h] --session SESSION
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--session SESSION __Secure-1PSID cookie.
Quick mode
$ export BARD_QUICK="true"
$ export BARD_SESSION="<__Secure-1PSID>"
$ python3 -m Bard
Environment variables can be placed in .zshrc.
Example bash shortcut:
# USAGE1: bard QUESTION
# USAGE2: echo "QUESTION" | bard
bard () {
export BARD_QUICK=true
export BARD_SESSION=<REDACTED>.
python3 -m Bard "${@:-$(</dev/stdin)}" | tail -n+7
}
Developer Documentation
from os import environ
from Bard import Chatbot
token = environ.get("BARD_TOKEN")
chatbot = Chatbot(token)
chatbot.ask("Hello, how are you?")
Credits:
- discordtehe - Derivative of his original reverse engineering
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