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gachi-cli

v0.1.0-beta-1

Published

CLI tool for writing and testing GachiAI bot scripts

Downloads

47

Readme

GachiAI CLI

This cli tool enables developers who work with the GachiAI platform to write and test the chatbot scripts locally on their favorite IDE.

How to get started

npm i -g gachi-cli

gachi init <new-folder>

  1. Open the project folder with your favorite IDE.
  2. Set the .env file with the values from GachiAI Instructions - Gachi CLI.
  3. Run gachi download to download your bot scripts into ./bots/botname.
  4. Run gachi test to start a test chat with mocked GachiAI API.
  5. Run gachi message "Hello, how are you?" to send a single test message.
  6. Run gachi deploy to upload and deploy script changes to GachiAI.
  7. Run gachi live to start a live chat with production API on GachiAI.

Bot folder content

Each bot has its directory (bots/<bot name>/):

  • instructions.txt - Service instructions (aka system instructions).
  • service-script.js - The handle message implementation.
  • config.json - Set constants used in scripts.

Each bot has a tool folder (bots/<bot name>/tools/<tool_name>.js):

  • <tool_name>.js - Contains toolDescription and toolFunction.

Each bot has a history folder (bots/<botname>/history/):

  • history-before.json - The conversation starts from this history.
  • history-after.json - The history after each message is saved here.