chatgpt-tool-hub
An open-source chatgpt tool ecosystem where you can combine tools with chatgpt and use natural language to do anything.
I will update this doc later
Installation
You can install directly using pip by doing chatgpt-tool-hub
Example
from chatgpt-tool-hub.apps import load_app
os.environ["PROXY"] = "http://192.168.7.1:7890"
app = load_app()
reply = app.ask("北京今天的天气怎么样？")
print(reply)
Tool
- python_repl
- requests(GET by default)
- terminal
- open-meteo-api
- wikipedia
- news-api(you need news_api_key from https://newsapi.org/)
- wolfram-alpha(you need wolfram_alpha_appid from https://developer.wolframalpha.com/)
- google-search(you need google_api_key and google_cse_id described here https://cloud.google.com/docs/authentication/api-keys?visit_id=638154342880239948-3750907574&rd=1&hl=zh-cn)
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