GPT Terminal: Use ChatGPT in your Linux Terminal without API Keys
Yesterday, we have shared a great post about 2 useful artificial intelligence tools, which in addition to being accessible (public) are free to use (for now). And both are from the same developer (nicknamed Little B) according to the information obtained. Therefore, being a Chatbot desktop client for GNU/Linux (Bavarder) and the other one Chatbot Web Service (BAI Chat), are an excellent combination to integrate these innovative technologies to our free and open operating systems.
However, said programmer does not offer, for now, a solution or alternative by Terminal (Console) for use in CLI environments. Which is usually a great option for those who, in addition to Linux users, are usually passionate about the use of Terminals. However, today we will learn about a good tool that we can use for this, and best of all, it also uses the services of the BAI Chat web platform to offer us the power of ChatGPT 3.5 in our terminals without requiring the use of the well-known API Keys (Access keys and connection to the Open AI ChatGPT platform). And this tool is called: GPT Terminal (TGPT).
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But, before starting this post about this great AI technological solution for our terminals called "GPT Terminal (TGPT)", we recommend that you then explore the previous related post on the subject of Artificial Intelligence:
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What is Terminal GPT (TGPT)?
Taking into account the above and the content of your official web section on GitHub, we could then briefly describe "GPT Terminal (TGPT)" on the table:
A terminal interface (CLI) to use the OpenAI ChatGPT 3.5 Chatbot AI service through the BAI Chat web platform without the need to use the well-known API Keys.
How is it installed and used on GNU/Linux?
Its installation and use is really simple. For your download and install It is only necessary to execute the following command order:
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aandrew-me/tgpt/main/install | bash -s /usr/local/binWhile, for its execution it will only be necessary to write the tgpt command followed by the question or order to be carried out in quotes, using double quotes «"pregunta u orden"». Furthermore, the tgpt command It can be renamed to any other that the user wishes by simply executing the following command:
sudo mv /usr/local/bin/tgpt /usr/local/bin/nuevo_nombre
After that, we can then execute said command with the question or order of our choice. As shown in the example image below, where I have renamed the command "tgpt" by command «lpi-ai» and asked a basic and simple linux question:
Summary
In short, with "GPT Terminal (TGPT)" we would easily have completely, and in an easy and simple way, the AI help or support cycle covered, that is, the power use ChatGPT 3.5 services for free without using Open AI API Keys on GNU/Linux from an online (Web), desktop (GUI) and Terminal (CLI) interface. So, all that remains is for you to try and use all 3 so as not to be left behind in the use of such innovative Artificial Intelligence technology in the form of ChatBots.
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