RGPT

An insane cli ChatGpt client written in Rust
Bring the Power of ChatGPT to the Command Line with RGPT - A Rust-Based CLI ChatGPT Client Inspired by shell_gpt

Description

RGPT is a powerful CLI chatbot client that combines the speed of the command line with the flexibility of chatbots. Built with the Rust programming language, RGPT offers faster performance, more reliable code, fewer dependency issues, easier maintenance, more secure code, easier debugging, easier extension, easier optimization, and more options than its Python counterpart. RGPT has a variety of configuration options that can be invoked using the command line. These include interactive mode, a descriptive help menu, syntax highlighting in code snippets, code mode, shell mode, and executable mode. Additionally, RGPT has the ability to configure the model (Davinci, Curie, Ada, or Babbage), the max tokens, the temperature, and the accuracy. RGPT is available through the Cargo install command or via a Docker container.

Installation

Install using Cargo

cargo install --git https://github.com/NewDawn0/rgpt

Install using Nix

Imperatively

git clone https://github.com/NewDawn0/rgpt
nix profile install .

Declaratively

1. Add it as an input to your system flake as follows

   {
     inputs = {
       # Your other inputs ...
       rgpt = {
         url = "github:NewDawn0/rgpt";
         inputs.nixpkgs.follows = "nixpkgs";
         # Optional: If you use nix-systems or rust-overlay
         inputs.nix-systems.follows = "nix-systems";
         inputs.rust-overlay.follows = "rust-overlay";
       };
     };
   }

2. Add the overlay to expose rgpt to your pkgs

   overlays = [ inputs.rgpt.overlays.default ];

3. Then you can either install it in your environment.systemPackages using

   environment.systemPackages = with pkgs; [ rgpt ];

   or install it to your home.packages

   home.packages = with pkgs; [ rgpt ];

Using rgpt in your project

To use rgpt in your project, run:

cargo add --git https://github.com/NewDawn0/rgpt

Then use cargo doc --open to open the documentation

Usage

# Simple usage
rgpt <your prompt>

# Use rgpt --help for a more options