My personal productivity tools.
mkdir projects
cd projects
git clone [email protected]:ChaoticRoman/productivity.git
ln -s /home/roman/projects/productivity/bash_aliases /home/roman/.bash_aliases
. /home/roman/.bash_aliases
pip install --upgrade pip
pip install openai
Expects openai/.api_key file with your OpenAI API key in there.
CLI tool that allows to make simple requests to OpenAI without context.
./openai/chatgpt.py Make up some joke
Q: What did the fish say when it hit the wall?
A: Dam!
CLI tool to generate an image based on a simple request to DALL-E API.
./openai/dalle.py white siamese cat
https://oaidalleapiprodscus.blob.core.windows.net/<link to the generated image of size 256x256>
CLI tool to launch a Google request in brave browser
Expects brave to be your browser. Then g command should open new tab with google prompt:
g Frank Herbert wiki
Adjust google-from-bash/google.py for different browser.
These aliases provide shortcuts for various commands, such as changing
directories (..), listing files (l and ll), running network troubleshooting
tools (pingg and pinggg), working with Docker containers
(listRunningContainers, listAllContainers, killAllContainers, and
removeAllContainers), and updating the system (up). There are also aliases for
running Python scripts (g and gpt), creating and managing GitHub repositories
(gh-repo and gh-pr), and working with the GCC compiler (printIncludePath).
You would probably like to adjust paths in there...