A Command Line Intelligent Assistant (CLIA, pronounced as clea) build using Python.
Installation
pip install cia
How to run
python -m clia tell-me "YOUR QUERY HERE"
Note
- The query is matched using regular expressions, so there is no limitation on the order of the words in your query.
- Even though in the examples below, the output is just single-colored, the actual response in your terminal will be colored and highlighted based on the query
Example commands
Some Basic greetings and closings like
python -m clia tell-me "Hi."
python -m clia tell-me "How are you?"
python -m clia tell-me "Good morning!"
python -m clia tell-me "Bye, goodnight!"
python -m clia tell-me "What is your name?"
Ask date and time
python -m clia tell-me "What time is it?"
python -m clia tell-me "Tell me the date"
Ask to search on web
python -m clia tell-me "Search funny dog videos on Youtube"
python -m clia tell-me "Search about What is Python?"
python -m clia tell-me "Search ramanujan on wikipedia"
Lighten up your mood
python -m clia tell-me "Tell me a joke"
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