LLMO (Elmo)
Meaning:
- Protector
- Worthy to be Loved
- Helm from God
- (Most Importantly) A helpful AI programming CLI tool
LLMO is the AI pair programming tool that meets you where you are (your terminal) 😉
With the "staging area", you can keep files in the context window without the hassle of copying and pasting every time you make changes to your code.
Features
- Interactive Chat: Enjoy real-time, interactive programming assistance in your terminal.
- Staging Area: Easily add files to the AI's context to update it about your ongoing coding tasks. No need to copy and paste updates.
- Model Customization: Choose the OpenAI model that fits your needs.
- Personality: By default, Elmo loves to make bodybuilding references. This can be turned off through a CLI flag or environment variable.
Installation
The recommended way to install llmo is through pipx:
pipx install llmo
Demo
https://github.com/knowsuchagency/llmo/assets/11974795/72419d64-585b-4cd5-a546-2a07de3e6f03
Usage
llmo --help
# you can also use the shorthand
lm
# You can pass the -s flag if you don't need the full GUI mode
lm -s "Could you show me an example of valid json?"
# Adding files to context
# main.py
# from utils import add_numbers
# result = add_numbers(5, 3)
# utils.py
# def add_numbers(a, b):
# return a + b
lm "How can I make add_numbers return a string?" -f main.py -f utils.py
Notes
Authentication
This application uses the OpenAI API.
You will need to authenticate with your own API Key.
Copying Text
Textual runs the terminal in application mode. The means that you can't simply copy content as you normally would.
In iterm2, you can hold down the option key to select text. See the documentation for your terminal emulator for more information.
License
Disclaimer
This tool is not officially associated with OpenAI. Always follow OpenAI's use case policy when interacting with their API.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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