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capitain

v0.2.3

Published

capitAIn CLI + web UI para orquestar IAs

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Keywords

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Readme

capitAIn

CLI + web UI para orquestar IAs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini) con router automatico y modo terminal.

Requisitos

  • Node.js 18+
  • API keys de al menos un proveedor (OpenAI, Anthropic o Gemini)

Instalacion

npm install

Para usarlo globalmente despues de publicar en npm:

npm install -g capitain

Uso rapido

Configurar proveedores (CLI)

npm link
capitAIn config

Guarda la configuracion local en .cAIn/db.json.

Modo terminal

capitAIn

Comandos utiles:

  • /login: registra API keys
  • /model: cambia modelo por proveedor
  • /resume: recupera historial
  • /context: estadisticas de contexto
  • /multi on|off: modo encola
  • /clear: limpia contexto
  • /exit o /quit

Pregunta directa

capitAIn "Tu prompt aqui"
capitAIn ask "Tu prompt aqui"

Opciones:

capitAIn --provider openai "Prompt"
capitAIn --provider anthropic "Prompt"
capitAIn --provider gemini "Prompt"

Web UI

capitAIn web

Abre http://localhost:3000 y configura providers desde el panel.

Router automatico

Si hay mas de un proveedor activo, capitAIn elige el mejor para cada prompt. Puedes forzar uno con --provider.

Modelos

Por defecto se usan:

  • OpenAI: gpt-4o
  • Anthropic: claude-3-5-sonnet
  • Gemini: gemini-1.5-pro

En la UI/CLI puedes cambiar a cualquier modelo disponible. Tambien existe el modo auto para elegir modelos segun el tipo de prompt.

Estructura del proyecto

  • cli.js: CLI principal
  • cli-web.js: lanzador de web UI
  • server.js: servidor Express + Socket.IO
  • lib/ai.js: integraciones con proveedores y router
  • lib/storage.js: persistencia local en .cAIn
  • public/: frontend web

Seguridad

  • Las API keys se guardan localmente en .cAIn/db.json.
  • Nunca subas .cAIn/ ni archivos de entorno con claves.

Desarrollo

node cli.js
node server.js

Licencia

MIT