ChatGPT in YOUR Linux Terminal

[@jabofh]

Your first line should have been the one starting with "#!/bin/bash", so you need to delete the current first line reading just "bash"...

[@mellowgeekstudio]

Always start with the shebangs! My guess is that "bash" must be a chatgpt tag that indicates to the browser the next lines are bash code, and that ended up being fed to the terminal as plain text.

[@miezekatze3536]

​@@mellowgeekstudio it's just markdown syntax not properly displayed

[@mellowgeekstudio]

@@miezekatze3536 Yep that was exactly what I meant.

[@hfdcjiirjmcfi]

Drinking game: take a shot every time he says GPT correctly 😂 I love your videos man, you know your stuff and GTP does roll off the tongue easier

[@korakys]

Thanks for the tip! I installed it and aliased "tgpt" to "ask", makes it a bit easier to type and remember.

[@kraithus]

A friend sent me this link, at first I brushed it off but then a few hours later I installe dit and I am absolutely loving it. My gripe with browser CHATGPT is that it always logs me out on PC, IDK why or how. But each day I have to sign in again, Right from choosing my google account to then logging into GPT. This is a lifesaver for quick searches when I know Google wouldn;t be of much help. Awesome video, dsicovered somehting very helpful

[@somegeezer4058]

Great tool for finding out how to do things in the terminal without switching to a browser. A lot more concise that reading through blog posts too.

[@Powermongur]

Imagine if TGPT could use the Terminal to do stuff. That would be scary. "Hey TGPT can you fix my printer please!"

[@OnStageLighting]

Thanks for the video which gave me a preview before installing TGPT. Tested for half an hour only running the default provider and there is lots you can do with the flags, interactive, multiline etc. along with being able pipe the output (e.g no copy pasting stuff, just pipe it to a file). Have also run the command directly in Vim and created code in place. Nice tool if, like me, you find leaving the command line to deal with web interfaces tedious.

[@WistrelChianti]

Thanks for covering. This has been interesting to see how much more advanced my own implementation is. OK it doesn't have an installer or is open source (yet) and does need a key but has so many other features. I've still to add the ability to save and resume a conversation but that's not been entirely necessary as it allows you to fire up a new shell mid session to try stuff out. It does of course also support the "on command line" one hit response as shown here. I like the idea of changing the text colour for non-identified languages though (mine uses syntax highlighting or default colour if no language detected). Thanks again, always good to see what other people make/put out there int he same idea space

[@aussierule]

Cool

[@ironwolf3699]

This is so cool, now I don't have to google keywords to fix my problems on Linux, I can use chatgpt to help my troubleshoot my problems.

[@GraceTorqueGarage]

That last prompt was a cheeky transition to your sponser lol

[@Hunter961]

The title of this video should be "ChatGPT in YOUR Terminal" because it works perfectly fine in any operating system, not just Linux. Good video anyway.

[@FengLengshun]

Neat, but for now, using it in web works well enough for me. Especially since I prefer to also use Bing Chat to compare the two's answers (and will probably use Bard as well once it's out in my region).

[@K.F-R]

Been using shell-gpt and it's really been very helpful.

[@korakys]

I tried this but it seems like you have to pay OpenAI for API access...

[@veirant5004]

@@korakys, nah. You can even choose chatgpt3-turbo model for free. Also you can hang roles on it without paying for anything.

[@asdasdafafasdasd]

@@veirant5004 You gotta have API credits, which you only get by paying.

[@D4narchy]

I agree, and i think Shell GPT is just much better than this Terminal GPT. I use it constantly now and cant go back to the old way of leaving terminal to google something. I also only racked up 60 cents worth of API usage in the last month with hundreds of requests.

[@pickleblog7334]

Any gpt version that can remember the last instructions? This comes in handy most times because GPT makes errors and you have to modify instructions for revision

[@Greenmarty]

I like it. Simpler and faster than using browser. Also good for low end HW where each open browser tab takes valuable resource.

[@eloymelo]

I loved it! Thanks for sharing this "tool", really interesting

[@Maceta444]

Amazing stuff for me to run in VSCs integrated terminal while I'm coding.

[@deadshoot333]

I get " mv: cannot stat '/tmp/tgpt': No such file or directory " in Ubuntu 22.04. any solution?

[@camaycama7479]

You want to compromise your Linux workstation with close source deep sighting into your local? Let me know your thoughts about it.

[@veirant5004]

What to do if code copied from terminal has lots of excessive spaces in the end of each line and one space in the beginning. It is really irritating tbh.

[@anon_y_mousse]

I'm sure there are programs to handle this automatically, but I'd just open it in vim and trim the spaces from the start and end of every line then go in and manually indent groups, since vim allows you to select multiple lines and indent them all at once. To handle trimming, I'd use something like :%s/^[ \t]*\(.*\)/[ \t]$/\1/ although that's probably inefficient or something.

[@seigneurdesbouseux6603]

this is not working now each request returns 429 error code, no matter if you didn't do a request in the last 24 hours

[@youtube.user.1234]

Slowly chatgpt is coming everywhere lol

[@Bruces-Eclectic-World]

All this AI/GPT crap scares the hell out of me. I hope I'm dead and gone when Vicky and the Terminators take over the word! 🤯🤪 What you don't know bash scripting? Can't beleave I heard that... 🤣 Great video never the less... LLAP 🖖

[@tox_anituber]

Thanks now I can cheat on my pl/SQL exams. Teacher didn't even notice

[@verynice5258]

Thank you

[@vansh2853]

tgpt is amazing

[@ExtinctionOfTruth]

does this run locally on the computer? I like these AI videos. I built an AI worksatation with 24gb of vram and I'm looking for AI programs to try out

[@hunterzone4846]

No it connects to the bai chatbot

[@mastermaster153]

is this 100% secure???

[@technicalresi5451]

Wa very nice video 😊❤

[@eigenfield]

Thank you. But why doesn't it have previous context?

[@Space_Muffin45]

if you mean history you can type -m for multiline chat, that way it will remember what you asked it for one session

[@AindriuMacGiollaEoin]

Very convenient, my API keys expired

[@MPJSgadgetfix]

BRO HELP ME IM TRYING TO INSTALL iTUNES ON KALI LINUX IM GETTING BLACK SCREEN

[@ABsazerNer]

we need gpt4

[@ALEX54402]

Bro how i use emulator in my kvm of windows

[@ComputerScienceGo-pc5jl]

How to do it on MAC?

[@happyfootballgroup]

glibc 2.32 2.34 not found….

[@AndreyOnAir]

The same error too... in Debian 11,6

[@someone7756]

@@AndreyOnAir Try the latest version (1.2.0)

[@AndreyOnAir]

@@someone7756 Thanks.

[@kvelez]

great video.

[@73chetan]

GTP it is , why people call it GPT am Not sure.

[@pikazap6672]

díky

[@a.Murder.Of.Crows.]

Btw, any ideas on how to have the responses from the bot read aloud using a voice from ElevenLabs via their API? I know this is possible with ChatGPT in browser.

[@dieglhix]

Now user a Terminal monitor through RS232 and it will be amazing .. wargames-like

[@captainaxlerod1297]

Linux users are the new vegans

[@hfdcjiirjmcfi]

Don't let it in 😢

[@terryhughes7196]

AI is the new religion bow down

[@devangshekhawat]

ayooo am the first one here

[@Jool4832]

And?

[@gera3769]

/usr/local/bin/tgpt-main$ sudo ./install Download location: /usr/local/bin Operating System: linux Processor Architecture: amd64 Downloading... ######################################################################### 100.0% mv: no se puede efectuar `stat' sobre '/tmp/tgpt': No existe el archivo o el directorio