gpterminator 0.1.2

See the README for more details.

GPTerminator :robot:

This terminal interface provides a convenient way to interact with OpenAI's chat completion and image generation API's using your command line interface.

Getting Started :rocket:

To use this terminal interface, follow these steps:

1. Clone this repository to your local machine.

2. Navigate to the cloned directory using your command line interface.

3. Install GPTerminator by using the following command: pip install .

4. Set the OPENAI_API_KEY env variable (you may want this in your .rc file): export OPENAI_API_KEY=PUT_API_KEY_HERE

5. Run the following command to start the ChatGPT terminal interface: gpterm

6. You can now start chatting. Type a message and press Enter to get a response.

7. Type !help for a list of commands to use

Configuration :gear:

GPTerminator is configurable and can support multiple configurations. Add the following to your config.ini:

[CONFIG_TEMPLATE]
ModelName = 
SystemMessage = 
Temperature =
PresencePenalty = 
FrequencyPenalty = 
CommandInitiator = 
SavePath = 

• ModelName: this is the model used when chatting
• Temperature = between 0 and 2
• PresencePenalty = between -2 and 2
• FrequencyPenalty = between -2 and 2
• SystemMessage: this is the starting system message sent to the API
• CommandInitiator: this can be set to change the default ! structure
• SavePath: this changes the location of the save path when loading/saving

Note: More details on some settings can be found here

After saving the config file, run: gpterm Then, type !setconf and select which config you wish to use, you can also run the !pconf commang to view the current config details.

Note: If you change the CommandInitiator, you will now type to execute commands...

Contributing :raised_hands:

We welcome contributions to this project. If you find a bug, have a feature request, or want to contribute code, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

Disclaimer :warning:

This program uses the openai API to chat and generate images using dalle. It is a good idea to put a usage cap on your billing, just in case something goes wrong!