OpenAI Model Communication

This project provides a convenient way to communicate with OpenAI models through various interfaces. The following methods are currently supported:

Golang executable

Run the cli tool and enter your queries directly in the terminal.

./ask-gpt "Why do trees grow branches?"

Alfred workflow

Use the provided Alfred workflow to quickly access the model and input your queries without leaving your current application.

Fast answer:

qa Why do trees grow branches?

More expensive and larger answer:

qal Why do trees grow branches?

Fast backend

More expensive and capable backends

Raycast script

Activate Raycast, type ask and <tab> to start filling the prompt argument.

ask Why do trees grow branches?

Find out more in the Readme file located in the raycast directory.

Other tools?

As you can see MacOS is doubly covered, but what about Windows and Linux? I'll be writing other integrations too, but you're more than welcome to submit PRs with your implementation for tools like Wox or Cerebro!

Installation

• Clone the repository to your local machine.

Alfred workflow:

• Install requests using python3 -m pip install requests
• Cmd+click the .alfredworkflow file and follow the instructions in the config step. You'll have to supply your OpenAI API key.

Golang executable

Build it yourself with the Golang build tool:

cd cli
go build

Create a .env file where the executable is, and fill it in. More details in the cli README

Example of a .env file:

OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-abcdefg
OPENAI_MODEL=text-davinci-003
OPENAI_TEMPERATURE=0.7
OPENAI_MAX_TOKENS=30

Raycast script

1. Add the ask-gpt.py script to a directory of your choice, be it an already existing scripts directory or a new one like this raycast directory.

If it's a new directory, you'll have to tell Raycast about it

• In Raycast, go to Extensions, then scripts, click the Add icon, pick script directory and point it to the directory you chose.

2. Create a new file in the same scripting directory and name it openai.toml. Put your API key in it like apikey = "sk-abcde"
3. This script references #!/usr/bin/env python3 for Python, but you might want to repoint it at an installation that works for you. The script needs requests and toml - though feel free to modify.

You should be good to go. Fire up Raycast, type ask and <tab> to start filling the prompt argument.

More details in the Raycast README