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.
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
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
-
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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