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CLI Co-Pilot Installation

In order to leverage the tool, you will need to prepare your environment for the shell of your choice. Installation instructions are shown below for each supported shell environment.

The following terminal environments are supported:

Learn to install PowerShell on Linux/MacOS here.

Prerequisites

In order to run the CLI, ensure that you have python installed. To install the required python packages, please go to the command line in the shell of your choice and enter the following commands:

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

Additionally, the OpenAI API key, organization id, and engine id are required to execute the CLI tool.

To obtain the OpenAI API key information, go to (https://beta.openai.com/account/api-keys) and login into your account.

Once logged in you will see:

Copy the API key by clicking the Copy button and save the copied key where you can retrieve it.

To obtain the OpenAI organization id, go to OpenAI Settings page (https://beta.openai.com/account/org-settings) and copy the id shown underneath the Organization ID heading. Save the copied id with the API key that was stored in previous step.

See image below for reference:

To obtain the OpenAI engine id, go to OpenAI Engines page (https://platform.openai.com/docs/models/overview) for the chat engines available. Select the desired model and save the engine (model) id with the API key and organization id stored in previous steps.

Bash instructions

To leverage the CLI on WSL and Linux environments using Bash please follow the steps below:

  1. Open Bash shell and download the CLI project to your desired location in Linux by cloning the CLI repo using the following command:

    $ git clone https://github.com/antonosika/CLI-Co-Pilot.git /your/custom/path/

  2. Once you have the project cloned. Go to the directory that contains the code.

    cd </your/custom/path>/CLI-Co-Pilot

  3. Setup your Bash CLI environment.

    In the folder, there is a folder named scripts where you will find a bash_setup.sh script which is used to setup the Bash environment.

    Run the following commands to setup your environment, the script will prompt for Organization id, API key and engine id:

    cd scripts
source bash_setup.sh

    The script will create an OpenAI config file and update your bash environment.

  4. Open a new Bash terminal. Type in # followed by your natural language request. Press Ctrl + G to execute!

Clean up

Once you have finished using the CLI tool, go to the folder that contains the code. ex cd ~/your/custom/path/CLI-Co-Pilot. Run the following command to clean up the CLI bash environment.

source ./scripts/bash_cleanup.sh

Once done, close the terminal session.

About bash_setup.sh

By default bash_setup.sh will prompt for the required settings. It's also possible to pass these values from the command line, using the following parameters:

Parameter Description
-o <value> To pass your OpenAI Organization Id
-k <value> To pass your OpenAI API key
-e <value> To specify the OpenAI Engine Id

Example:

source bash_setup.sh -o myorgid -k myapikey -e someengineid

For help running the CLI Bash setup, please run the following command:

source bash_setup.sh -h

Zsh instructions

  1. Download this project to ~/your/custom/path/.
$ git clone https://github.com/antonosika/CLI-Co-Pilot.git ~/your/custom/path/
  1. In zsh, go to ~/your/custom/path/ (the folder contains code), then run the following command to setup your zsh environment. The script will prompt for Organization id, API key and engine id:
./scripts/zsh_setup.sh

          See About zsh_setup.sh section to learn script parameters.

  1. Run zsh, start typing and complete it using ^G!

Clean up

Once you are done, go to ~/your/custom/path/ (the folder contains code), then run the following command to clean up.

./scripts/zsh_cleanup.sh

About zsh_setup.sh

zsh_setup.sh supports the following parameters:

Parameter Description
-o <value> To pass your OpenAI Organization Id
-k <value> To pass your OpenAI API key
-e <value> To specify the OpenAI Engine Id

Powershell instructions

  1. Download this project to wherever you want. For example, C:\your\custom\path\ or ~/your/custom/path.
git clone https://github.com/antonosika/CLI-Co-Pilot.git C:\your\custom\path\
  1. Open PowerShell and run the following command. If running in Windows, start PowerShell "as an Administrator".
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser

For more information about Execution Policies, see about_Execution_Policies.

  1. In the same Powershell terminal, go to C:\your\custom\path\CLI-Co-Pilot\ (the folder that contains the cloned project). Copy the following command, then replace YOUR_OPENAI_ORGANIZATION_ID and ENGINE_ID with your OpenAI organization Id and OpenAI engine Id. Run the command to setup your PowerShell environment. It will prompt you for OpenAI access key.
.\scripts\powershell_setup.ps1 -OpenAIOrganizationId 'YOUR_OPENAI_ORGANIZATION_ID' -OpenAIEngineId 'ENGINE_ID'

          See About powershell_setup.ps1 section to learn script parameters.

  1. Open a new PowerShell session, type in # followed by your natural language command and hit Ctrl + G!

Clean up

Once you are done, go to C:\your\custom\path\ (the folder that contains the cloned project), then run the following command to clean up.

.\scripts\powershell_cleanup.ps1

If you want to revert the execution policy, run this command

Set-ExecutionPolicy Undefined -Scope CurrentUser

About powershell_setup.ps1

powershell_setup.ps1 supports the following parameters:

Parameter Type Description
-OpenAIApiKey SecureString Required. If is not supplied, the script will prompt you to input the value. You can find this value at https://beta.openai.com/account/api-keys. To provide the value via PowerShell parameter, this is an example for PowerShell 7:
.\scripts\powershell_setup.ps1 -OpenAIApiKey (ConvertTo-SecureString "YOUR_OPENAI_API_KEY" -AsPlainText -Force)
-OpenAIOrganizationId String Required. Your OpenAI organization Id.
-OpenAIEngineId String Required. The OpenAI engine Id that provides access to a model.
-RepoRoot FileInfo Optional. Default to the current folder.
The value should be the path of CLI co pilot folder. Example:
.\scripts\powershell_setup.ps1 -RepoRoot 'C:\your\custom\path'