EWgent (Epic Writing Agent)

EWgent is a tool to write a prompt before you send it to your preferred LLM.

Why does it exist?

I have an issue.

• Sometimes, I would accidentally press my enter key and send it to the LLM.
• I write my prompts technical to let the LLM know what it should do to implement a feature. And writing on a VERY small text box would not cut it.
• Needed an excuse to make a app like this-

How to use it?

Think of it like a notes app. Boom, you've just thought of EWgent. On a serious note, it is like a note app, but you write for your agent.

Installation

As of right now, there's no pre-built binary. Although, I do plan to make a workflow soon. Here's how you can build it from source:

• Ensure you have both pnpm and python installed
  • To check, run pnpm --version and python --version in your terminal.
    • If it outputs the versions, you're good to go.
    • If you get errors, just install python and/or pnpm in their own website.
• Clone the repository by doing git clone https://github.com/daveberrys/ewgent, or just downloading the .zip in github.
• Run python -m venv venv to create a virtual environment.
  • Install required packages by doing venv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt (or venv\Scripts\pip install -r requirements.txt in windows).
• Navigate to @src/frontend by doing cd src/frontend (or cd src\frontend if you're in windows.) and run pnpm install to install the frontend dependencies.
• Navigate back two times by doing cd ../.. (or cd ..\.. in windows) and run venv/bin/python run.py compile (or venv\Scripts\python run.py compile in windows) to compile the app into a executable file.
  • Once done, open the dist folder and run the executable file.

Why is the size when compiled so big?!

Because of pyqt, it will be massive. Why did I choose qt for the window? For some reason, my NVIDIA gpu wouldn't render GTK. So I forcefully had to go to QT so I can develop this damn app.

Note

I just tried GTK when writing this. Dear god it's 350mb. We're keeping QT.

This project uses: Pyder

Uses Python for the backend, Vite for the frontend. A link to Pyder is over here https://github.com/PinpointTools/Pyder

License

MIT