TermQ
A minimal GPT chat client in the terminal. A toy experiment with OpenAI's GPT API.
All code have only tested on macOS, not guaranteed to work on other platforms.
Prerequisites
export OPENAI_API_KEY=<your key>
python -m termq-venv
source termq-venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Optional, for PDF OCR if you want multi-language support
# Read more here: https://github.com/ocrmypdf/OCRmyPDF#languages
brew install tesseract-lang
Running
Usage: python script.py [OPTIONS]
Options:
-c, --load-character FILE Specify a character file location.
--stream Enable streaming mode.
-e, --load-engine TYPE Specify an engine type, default is `gpt-3.5-turbo`.
--tts Enable text-to-speech.
-q, --question Ask a question to the chatbot and get an answer directly.
--help Show this message and exit.
Chat with GPT
Config setup
On first run, termq creates this config layout automatically:
~/.config/termq/
characters/ # built-in presets copied from the package
history/ # chat_history-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.json files
You can pass either a preset name (for example -c hal9000) or a full path to a custom character file.
Default Assistant
python chat.py
🎬 Example usage
https://github.com/tommyjtl/termchat/assets/1622557/fb5d111b-42fb-4899-aeb6-c97202847a6f
Specifiy a personality
python chat.py -c <character>
🎬 Example usage
https://github.com/tommyjtl/termchat/assets/1622557/9d4ae7d7-d62b-4e28-b428-6b676d3780aa
On-demand Terminal Q&A
python chat.py -q
🎬 Example usage
https://github.com/tommyjtl/termchat/assets/1622557/8b25b39f-3145-4ad8-886e-a39e3d165b9f
Chat with PDF
# Normal usage
python pdf.py -f <file>
# Add --ocr if your PDF doesn't have text layer, default OCR language is English
python pdf.py -f <file> --ocr
# Add --ocr-lang to specify OCR language
# For <lang>, use 3-digit ISO 639-2 Code, see more here: https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tessdata
python pdf.py -f <file> --ocr --ocr-lang <lang>
🎬 Example usage
https://github.com/tommyjtl/termchat/assets/1622557/40162508-3263-406b-bb7e-27558ae8d618
Acknowledgments
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