@callstack/ai-cli
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AI assistant in your terminal.
$ ai "Tell me an interesting fact about the Roman Empire"
me: Tell me an interesting fact about the Roman Empire
ai: The Roman Empire had a vast network of roads extending over 250,000 miles at its peak...
Install @callstack/ai-cli npm package globally:
npm install -g @callstack/ai-cli
You will need a valid API key from one of supported AI inference providers: OpenAI or Perplexity. Using these APIs is paid but the costs should be very low, typically much less than $0.01 per interaction.
Run ai init to create a basic ~/.airc.json config file with your OpenAI or Perplexity API key.
$ ai init
Read more about the configuration file format and available option.
Run ai [query] to start a chat with an AI assistant. You can put the question in the params.
$ ai "Tell me a joke"
me: Tell me a joke
ai: Why don’t skeletons fight each other? They don’t have the guts.
CLI options are passed when invoking the ai commend:
--help: display available options--provider [name] (or -p [name]): select an inference provider to use--model [name] (or -m [name]): select a model to use--creative: respond in a creative way--precise: respond in a more accurate wayYou need to have an API key for selected provider in your ~/.airc.json file.
See more info about the command line options.
CLI commands are available when using CLI in interactive mode.
/help: display available commands/exit: exit the CLI/info: display information about current session/forget: forget previous messages in the session/verbose: enable/disable verbose modeSee the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.
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