The command line tool to interface with Generative AI.
Project description
EchoAI DEV: The command line tool to interface with Generative AI
Install
pip install echoai-dev
Usage
You can use this cli with either openai GPT or Anthropic Claude (through AWS Bedrock). To use GPT models, configure your OpenAI API token.
export OPENAI_API_KEY='sk-...'
For Anthropic Claude models, use the aws cli to configure your environement by running the command: aws config
Use the environment variable ECHOAI_BACKEND
to define which backend model to use. This variable can take two values bedrock
or openai
. If the variable is not define, the default behavior is openai
.
Once that's done, you can use the echoai
command-line tool to interface with Generative AI. Here is an example of how you can use it:
echoai "Why does the Python live on land?"
This will generate a response from the Generative AI that hopefully answers the question. Of course, the quality of the response will depend on the specific model and prompt used.
Disclaimer: AI jokes may not be funny to human beings. Use at your own risk.
Azure OpenAI environment variables.
The echoai
cli works with the environment variables set for OpenAI. If you use Azure endpoints, you can set your OPENAI_API_TYPE
, _VERSION
, _ENGINE
and _BASE
according to your Azure project.
New features
- Support for AWS Bedrock (Claude models)
- Read files from mentioned paths
- Print code blocks to file
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