bespoken 0.2.1

An AI-powered coding assistant for editing files with interactive confirmations

bespoken

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A terminal chat experience that you can configure yourself.

Installation

Basic installation:

uv pip install bespoken

Usage

This library uses llm under the hood to provide you with building blocks to make chat interfaces from the commandline. Here's an example.

from bespoken import chat
from bespoken.tools import FileTool, TodoTools, PlaywrightTool

chat(
    model_name="anthropic/claude-3-5-sonnet-20240620",
    tools=[FileTool("edit.py"), TodoTools(), PlaywrightTool()],
    system_prompt="You are a coding assistant that can make edits to a single file that is defined by the filetool.",
    debug=True,
)

If you now run this Python file, a chat appears on command line.

Why?

The goal is to host a bunch of tools that you can pass to the LLM, but the main idea here is that you can also make it easy to constrain the chat. The FileTool, for example, only allows the LLM to make edits to a single file declared upfront. This significantly reduces any injection risks and still covers a lot of use-cases. It is also a nice exercize to make tools like claude code feel less magical, and you can also swap out the LLM with any other one as you see fit.

This project is in early days at the moment, but it feels exciting to work on!