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@ombro/cli-chat

v1.1.0

Published

2 months ago

OChat is a CLI chat tool. With the help of OpenAI services, it can answer any question you have.

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@ombro/cli-chat

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OChat is a command line interface chat tool. With the help of OpenAI services, it can answer any question you have.

guide

GPT-4 is already supported and can be initialized using the --gpt-4 parameter.

Install

$ npm i -g @ombro/cli-chat

Usage

Before using it, you need to configure the baseURL and apiKey by executing the following command:

$ ochat config set

It will start an interactive interface to guide you through the setup process:

baseURL is the address of the API, the default is: https://api.openai.com/v1
- If you are using a third-party API or proxy, you need to make modifications accordingly.
apiKey is your OpenAI apiKey

Great, now you are all set and ready to have a delightful conversation!

# Let's start the conversation using the default GPT-3.5 model.
$ ochat

# Using the GPT-4 model.
# Please make sure to monitor your API consumption while using the service.
$ ochat --gpt-4

CHANGELOG

LICENSE

MIT