shardj/code-genie-cli

Uses OpenAI's GPT API to turn natural language into Python code and execute it on your desktop.

code-genie-cli

Uses OpenAI's GPT API to get a helpful assistant within your terminal. Genie can suggest code executions that will be directly run after confirmation from the user. Forget the command to mount a drive? Simply ask code-genie-cli to do it for you!

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Installation

This project now only has python related depenencies and should work on both Windows and Unix. However everything is tested on Unix so I may be wrong. Windows users will need to install manually as I haven't yet made a windows installation script.

Do keep in mind that you'll need your OpenAI API key for this software to work (https://platform.openai.com/). You'll need to input the key when run for the first time, the key is stored in your home directory under .code-genie-cli/openai_key.txt.

Quick - Unix only

• Clone project to local machine: git clone [email protected]:Shardj/code-genie-cli.git
• Run cd code-genie-cli/ && ./install.sh and follow the steps

Manual

• Clone the project to your local machine: git clone [email protected]:Shardj/code-genie-cli.git

• Install Python 3 and pip (Python package installer) if not already installed. On some versions of Linux you'll need pip3 and on others you'll want pipx.

• Open a terminal (Unix) or command prompt (Windows), cd into the project directory, and run pip install -e ., or of course using pip3 or pipx there instead.

• This will have installed dependencies and created a script named code-genie-cli in your Python bin/ directory, or scripts/ for Windows.

• Find the bin/ by running python -m site --user-base. Check to see if the bin/ is in your PATH environment variable. If not add this to your ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile: export PATH="/path/to/your/python/bin:$PATH", and then restart your shell.

Running the software

On Linux or macOS, open a terminal and simply run code-genie-cli.

code-genie-cli's Issues

No windows support

No module named 'termios' after installing all of the dependencies