This is a wrapper around OpenAI APIs that means to simplify the creation of
tooling that interacts with OpenAI and other Go code in fun, novel ways. There
is also a generic fun cli in cmd/openai that exposes library code to the CLI
as well as providing some usage examples for the library.
If you need a token, head over to https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys, and sign up if you need to. If you haven't signed up already, you usually get $20ish in credit, which should get you pretty far.
You may also notice that there are plenty of pointers for optional fields in Request structs, but none of the common helper funcs to return pointers. I created one module to rule them all (there may be others, but it's 3 lines and I honestly didn't want to spend the time looking). I suggest github.com/andrewstuart/p for your "pointer to anything, even a literal or const" needs.
go install github.com/andrewstuart/openai/cmd/openai@latest
echo "token: $MY_TOKEN" >> $HOME/.config/openai.yaml
# Or export TOKEN in your environment variables.
# add org: <your org id> if you are a member of multiple organizations.
openai chat --personality "Lady Gaga"
openai chat --prompt "You answer in the style of a super chill surfer from southern california."
openai image "Marvin the Paranoid Android giving a speech." -f marvin.jpg
openai variations -n 5 marvin-001.jpg
openai complete 'A description of a painting of a perfect day' | openai image -f self.jpg -
openai files upload *json # must be linejson format
openai files listFor the best current go examples, see the CLI files.
Current support:
- Chat
- Completion (code, text, etc)
- Edit
- Images
- Image variations
- Audio transcription
- Upload/manage Files (for fine tuning)
- Convenience methods for jsonlines
- Fine tune models
- Moderations (check for OpenAI content policy violations)
- List models
- More soon