--set-<value> should have a --value counter part for session based options

[nopeless]

--set-<value> writes to file. I wouldn't want that.

[kardolus]

@nopeless flags would be one way of doing that, however you can already use the environment variables. Every configuration option has an associated environment variable, eg:

OPENAI_MODEL=gpt-3.5-turbo chatgpt what is the capital of Belgium?

or

OPENAI_ROLE='you extract wisdom' cat README.md | chatgpt summarize

[nopeless]

@kardolus environment variables are hard to keep in closures especially in powershell they don't have something like env to keep them temporarily :/

[kardolus]

@nopeless ahh gotcha. I didn't know that about powershell. I can add the --value flags. May take me a week or two.

[nopeless]

btw by --value i was thinking about --max-tokens for example. i hope it isn't that confusing

e.g.

chatgpt-cli --role "You are developer" -i