LLM Workflow Engine
LLM Workflow Engine (LWE) is a Power CLI and Workflow manager for LLMs.
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Welcome!
What would you like to do?
- Learn about the project
- Install LWE
- Learn how to use it
- Read the documentation
- Learn more about configuration/features
- Troubleshoot common issues
- Upgrade LWE
- Using GPT4
- Report a bug
- Get support
What happend to the original ChatGPT Wrapper project?
ChatGPT Wrapper was an amazing tool for its time, thank you to its original creator mmabrouk for all your hard work, it lives on in a new form :)
Highlights
🤖 LWE lets you use the powerful ChatGPT/GPT4 bot from the command line.
💬 Runs in Shell. You can call and interact with ChatGPT/GPT4 in the terminal.
💻 Supports official ChatGPT API. Make API calls directly to the OpenAI ChatGPT endpoint (all supported models accessible by your OpenAI account)
🔌 Simple plugin architecture. Extend LWE with custom functionality
🗣 Supports multiple LLM providers. Provider plugins allow interacting with other LLMs (GPT-3, Cohere, Huggingface, etc.)
🔄Build workflows. Easily integrate calls to an LLM into larger workflows via Ansible Playbooks
🔧 Tool use. (for supported providers)
🐳 Docker image. LWE is also available as a docker image. (experimental)
🐍Python API. LWE also has a Python library that lets you use ChatGPT/GPT4 in your Python scripts.
Projects built with the original ChatGPT Wrapper
- bookast: ChatGPT Podcast Generator For Books
- ChatGPT.el: ChatGPT in Emacs
- ChatGPT Reddit Bot
- Smarty GPT
- ChatGPTify
- selection-to-chatgpt
Contributing
We welcome contributions to LWE! If you have an idea for a new feature or have found a bug, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Acknowledgments
- The original ChatGPT Wrapper project (which LWE grew from) was created and maintained by mmabrouk
- The original ChatGPT Wrapper project is a modification from Taranjeet code which is a modification of Daniel Gross code.
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