llmcli
A command line interface for using some large language models.
Support models:
- OpenAI's ChatGPT
- Other models when I want to use them. I might end up hooking this up to huggingface and gpt
Install:
pip install large-language-model-cli
chatgpt
llmcli chatgpt "prompt"
Prompts for password if necessarily. Saves a session tokken
Use --login to force a new login.
Prior work
- There are libraries in Python and node to talk to chatgpt
- For ChatGPT revChatGPT which has a Text User Interface but not command line interface
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