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ask-term
Status: Beta. This package may contain undocumented errors and incomplete features.
Animated CLI for multi-provider LLMs with persistent sessions.
Installation
You can install ask-term from PyPI:
pip install ask-term
Usage
Most common commands:
ask "quick your question here"
cat log.log | ask "question about the log"
ask
- The last command (
ask) opens the main interactive menu.
Environment
This package does not expose an API itself, but interacts with third-party APIs.
Currently, only Gemini (Google AI Studio) integration is enabled:
export MY_GEMINI_API_KEY="..." # Your Google AI Studio API Key (Gemini)
Other providers (OpenAI, DeepSeek, Moonshot, Anthropic, Mistral) are not yet available in public releases.
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