Anthropic API for language model interaction

• LM-Studio: Download, Configure and Serve LLMs

How to Use

1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
2. Install the required dependencies.
3. Get https://lmstudio.ai/ -> Click Linux link to join discord -> Give Yourself Linux Beta Role -> Check Pinned Messages in Linux Beta Channel to get the link to the appimage. This will be the server for the assistant.

git clone https://github.com/webmaster-exit-1/terminal-assistant
cd terminal-assistant
conda env create -f environment.yml -n terminal_assistant
conda activate terminal_assistant
python terminal_assistant.py

Customization

1. Open the terminal-assistant.py file in your preferred text editor.
2. Make any modifications you desire.

Google Search

To enable the custom Google search feature, you need to obtain a Google API key and a custom search engine ID. Follow these steps to set it up:

1. Sign up for a Google API key at the Google Developers Console.
2. Create a new project and enable the "Custom Search JSON API" for the project.
3. Generate an API key for the project.
4. Get your Google Search Engine ID here: Programmable Search Engine
5. Add your GOOGLE_API_KEY when prompted by the script.
6. Add your SEARCH_ENGINE_ID when prompted by the script.

Language Model

This updated version now uses Anthropic's API for language model interaction instead of OpenAI's API base.

Usage

Run LM-Studio Beta Linux appimage (From the "How to use" #3 section)

• Download model, open the server section via left side tab, load model and start server.
• The server will be waiting for terminal_assistant to be started.

Run the terminal-assistant.py file using the python command.

• Press 'Enter' (With text) To respond via text
• Press 'Enter' (**Without** text) To respond by voice
• Type '!search' to use Google search

Example: !search cats

• To exit the chatbot, type quit or Ctrl+c.

Disclaimer

Terminal Assistant is a personal A.I. assistant and is not intended to replace human interaction or professional advice. Use it at your own risk.