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Commands

Aiden Olsen edited this page Mar 25, 2023 · 4 revisions

Commands ❗

Commands allow for some extra functionality withing GPTerminator, besides just chatting. In order to work with commands, you must understand the simple command structure.

Command Structure:

Every command has two parts, the command initiator and the command:

  • command structure : <command initiator><command> (ex. !help)
  • command initiator : defined in the config file (! by default)
  • command : all commands can be seen by typing help

Possible commands:

Command (shorthand): description
!quit (q): quits the program
!help (h): prints a list of acceptable commands
!pconf : prints out the users current config file
!setconf : switches to a new config
!regen (r): generates a new response from the last message
!load (l): loads a previously saved chatlog
!save (s): saves the chat history
!ifile : allows the user to analyze files with a prompt
!cpyall (ca): copies all raw text from the previous response
!ccpy (cc): copies code blocks from the last response
!dalle : generates images and provides a link for download

Command Descriptions:

  • quit : Simply quits the program

  • help : Prints a list of possible commands

  • regen : Regenerates the last response

  • save : Saves a chat log so the saves path set in the config to be later loaded

  • ifile : Provide a file as input and a prompt to go alongside it (capable of relative and absolute paths)

  • ccpy : Allows the user to copy code from a given code block in a responses markdown

  • pconf : Prints out the current configuration

  • load : Loads a chat log that has been previously saved

  • setconf : Select which config to use

  • cpyall : Copies the raw text from the previous response

  • dalle : Uses dalle to generate an image, shows a preview and provides a link to download

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