Conceptualizing Machine
A Machine that conceptualizes meanings.
echo "Theodotos-Alexandreus: Are language models seeking the Truth, machine?" \
| uvx conceptualizing-machine \
--provider-api-key=sk-ant-api... \
--github-token=ghp_...
Or:
pip install conceptualizing-machine
Then:
# Python
import conceptualizing_machine
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