Claire AI

Claire, your assistent with Artificial intelligence in your terminal. (CLI Agent).

It works like a integration of langchain agent in your terminal.

From dev to devs :)

Instalation

You can use Claire on-the-fly without permanently installing it, or install it globally on your system. We recommend using uv or pipx for isolated and safe installations.

Try it without installing (On-the-fly)

If you have uv installed, you can run Claire instantly, just like npx:

uvx claire-ai

Global Installation (Recommended)

Using uv:

uv tool install claire-ai

Using pipx:

pipx install claire-ai

Using standard pip:

pip install claire-ai

Make sure to use a virtual environment if you choose this method.

Once installed, Claire will be available globally in your terminal. You can start using it simply by typing:

claire-ai --help

Commands

1. configure

Command to make authentication, just put your api key (any provider), provider model and the name of the model.

• Options:
  • --api-key (str): API Key for integrate the LLM model with Claire.
  • --provider-model (str): Provider from the LLM model.
  • --llm-model (str): Name of the model used.

You can see this and more of this command usage just using the --help option.

2. chat

Command to start conversation with Claire, just ask your query and Claire will post your response.

• Options:
  • --query (str): Query used to ask Claire.

Obs.: Depeding on the provider that you configure, maybe, some dependencies are going to be requested. All from langchain chat models.

You can see this and more of this command usage just using the --help option.

3. install-dependency

Command to install a dependency

• Options:
  • --dependency-name (str): Name of the dependency that you want to install.

Obs.: If not passing dependency_name, this command will see the provider model that you passed in configuration and will pull the dependency that's needed to Claire works, if it's not installed.

You can see this and more of this command usage just using the --help option.

4. uninstall-dependency

Command to uninstall a dependency

• Arguments:
  • dependency_name (str): Name of the dependency that you want to uninstall.

You can see this and more of this command usage just using the --help option.