A set of shell scripts to integrate the ChatGPT in your terminal. Inspired by the blog post by Kade Killary

This repo assumes you are using oh-my-zsh and jq.

• Go to OpenAI and sign up if you haven't already. Make sure to grab an API key from your account page.
• Clone this repository
• Open your zshrc or zsh config and add the folder to your $PATH. Alternatively you can create a symlink to an existing path.
• Export your OPENAI_API_KEY to your zshrc. (I'm sure there's a better way to do this. Local secrets? Ping me I'm open to ideas.)
• If you want to utilize the local file backups you'll need to chmox a+x img in the project and set up $IMG_DIR path in the img_gpt.sh script.

Here's an example:

# OpenAI
export OPENAI_API_KEY="SECRET_API_KEY"
export PATH="$HOME/code/oh-my-gpt/bin:$PATH"
alias heyz=hey_gpt
alias datz=data_gpt
alias imgz=img_gpt

hey_gpt(or if you're using the alias heyz) is useful for general queries. Takes a single argument and gives a response.

heyz "what is america's finest city"

I am an AI language model and do not have personal preferences or opinions. However, San Diego in California is often referred to as America's Finest City due to its beautiful weather, beaches, parks, and attractions.

data_gpt (or if you're using the alias datz) takes two args:

• prompt: A prompt to give ChatGPT
• data: A datasource to exercise the prompt against.

A common use case is to write the output from the hey_gpt command to a flat file that you can use as the second argument in data_gpt.

img_gpt (or if you're using the alias imgz) takes a prompt and generates an image. @TODO pass more args to fine tune the model.

Example:

imgz 'create a picture of cats in space having a battle with lasers'