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gpt-turbo-cli

v5.0.1

Published

A CLI that interacts with the gpt-turbo library

Downloads

99

Readme

GPT Turbo - Implementation - CLI

npm i -g gpt-turbo-cli License: MIT

A CLI that interacts with the gpt-turbo library

Installation

npm install -g gpt-turbo-cli

Usage

# Display help for the CLI
gpt-turbo --help

# Start a conversation with the GPT model
gpt-turbo -k <your OpenAI API key>

# Stream the conversation just like ChatGPT
gpt-turbo -k <your OpenAI API key> -s

CLI Options

Here's a table of the CLI options. Note that all CLI arguments can also be passed as environment variables. For example, you can pass your OpenAI API key as GPTTURBO_APIKEY instead of -k. Arguments always take precedence over environment variables. Refer to the library's conversation config for more information on the options default values.

While GPTTURBO_* environment variables must have the value "false" to be set to false, arguments need to be prefixed with --no-. e.g. --no-stream to set streaming to false.

| Argument | Alias | Environment | Type | Description | Default | Required | | ----------------- | ----- | -------------------------- | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------- | -------- | | apiKey | k | GPTTURBO_APIKEY | string | Your OpenAI API key | (library default) | | | dry | d | GPTTURBO_DRY | boolean | Run the CLI without sending requests to OpenAI (mirror input as output) | (library default) | | | model | m | GPTTURBO_MODEL | string | The model to use. | (library default) | | | context | c | GPTTURBO_CONTEXT | string | The first system message to set the context for the GPT model | (library default) | | | disableModeration | M | GPTTURBO_DISABLEMODERATION | boolean | Disable message moderation. When left enabled, if dry is true and apiKey is specified, message will still be moderated, since the Moderation API is free. | (library default) | | | stream | s | GPTTURBO_STREAM | boolean | Streams the message instead of waiting for the complete result | (library default) | | | soft | S | GPTTURBO_SOFTMODERATION | boolean | Keep moderating messages, but don't throw an error if the message is not approved. Ignored if disableModeration is true. | false | | | usage | u | GPTTURBO_SHOWUSAGE | boolean | Show the usage window at app start | false | | | debug | D | GPTTURBO_SHOWDEBUG | boolean | Show the debug window at app start | false | | | save | | GPTTURBO_SAVE | boolean | string | Save the conversation to a json file. Set to true to use a default timestamped filename, or set to a string to use that as the filename. | false | | | load | | GPTTURBO_LOAD | string | Load a previously saved conversation from a json file. | false | |