feat: add temperature and output file options to search command

[lokendarjangid]

Issue

Closes #22

👨‍💻 Changes proposed

• Added temperature control for response creativity
• Added save to file functionality
• Added new flags:
  • --temperature (-t): Controls response creativity (0.0-1.0)
  • --save (-s): Saves response to specified file

✔️ Check List

• My code follows the code style of this project.
• This PR does not contain plagiarized content.
• The title of my pull request is a short description of the requested changes.
• I have updated the documentation accordingly.
• Updated version of the CliVersion variable in cmd/version.go file.

📄 Note to reviewers

• Implementation follows existing code patterns
• Added error handling for file operations
• Temperature control allows finer tuning of AI responses
• File saving includes automatic directory creation

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[Pradumnasaraf]

Hey,

Thanks for the PR. I don’t think you’ve gone through the contributing guidelines. We don’t accept any PRs unless an issue has been raised, triaged, and assigned to you.

That said, I won’t enforce that rule this time 😉 since I’ve seen you supporting my work on social media—thank you for that!

Great ideas! I’ve added a review.

[lokendarjangid]

two flags has been added --save and another one is --output file.txt

[Pradumnasaraf]

I think it can further be simplified. What I mean is if the user enters a file name with the --save command, we will write to that file otherwise, create an output.txt by default in the current dir. I don't think there is a need to do the --output flag on top of it. We can just rename the flag to --save-output for better understanding.

[lokendarjangid]

gencli search "What is Python?" --save-output → Saves to output.txt
gencli search "What is Python?" --save-output=myfile.txt → Saves to myfile.txt

and it will not work for

gencli search "What is Python?" --save-output myfile.txt
because we have to use = for optional argument

[Pradumnasaraf]

My bad by mistake, I hit the close PR button.

Oh yes, you are correct. Then we can do something like this:

	searchCmd.Flags().BoolVarP(&saveOutput, "save", "s", false, "Save the output to a file")
	searchCmd.Flags().StringVarP(&outputFile, "output", "o", "output.txt", "Output file name")

So for gencli ... --save, it will save to output.txt as it's the default value for the --output flag,

otherwise if gencli ... --save --output "filename.txt" we will save to the user given input.

[lokendarjangid]

i have add the features that you told.
for gencli ... --save, it will save to output.txt as it's the default value for the --output flag,
otherwise if gencli ... --save --output "filename.txt" It will save to the user given input.
and if directory is not there it will create the directory first.

[Pradumnasaraf]

Hey, I made a couple of changes.

• Added the temperature method. I think by mistake, you removed it.

	model.SetTemperature(temperature)

• Also, I learned we need not to set the variable default value. At the time of execution, the program will pick up the default value from the flag itself.

+	numWords       string
+	outputLanguage string
+	temperature    float32
-	numWords       string  = "150"
-	outputLanguage string  = "english"
-	temperature    float32 = 0.7

• Change model temp to 0.5

You can have a look and let me know if you need to make any further changes.

[lokendarjangid]

Sorry, temperature was removed by mistake, and it's great no further changes are required.

[Pradumnasaraf]

Looks good to merge. Thank you for your contribution!