cli_lm
Switch context less by using a really cheap LLM at the command line.
Installation
# Install from source
git clone https://github.com/davenpi/cli_lm.git
cd cli_lm
pip install -e .
# Install from PyPI
pip install cli-lm
Quick Start
The first run will prompt for your
Open AI API key.
Just paste the key in. Or create the key directly in ~/.cli_lm/.env with
echo "OPENAI_API_KEY=your_new_key" > ~/.cli_lm/.env
Note you'll have to pay Open AI to get an API key and start using their models.
For now this package sets gpt-4o-mini as the model of choice. It costs 0.15¢/0.60¢
per 1 million input/output tokens. 1 token ~ 1 word.
# Directly ask a question
clm "How do I amend a commit in git?"
# Interactive mode (input in python interpreter)
clm
> How do I list the processes listening on a given port?
Chat is assumed to be multiturn (i.e., you'll always be asked for your next prompt).
Just hit Ctrl+c or Ctrl+d to exit.
Configuration
The package looks for your Open AI API key in ~/.cli_lm/.env.
To quickly update your API key run:
echo "OPENAI_API_KEY=your_new_key" > ~/.cli_lm/.env
It works on a Mac, but it hasn't been tested on another system.
Ongoing Improvements
- Multi turn chat capability
- Improved multiline input
- Would be nice to arrow backward on input
- System prompting for really concise, helpful answers
- Make set up easier
- Add token/cost accounting
- Make it faster (imports can be slow)
- Add color
License
MIT
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