gptcli (v0.7.2)

Refactor main.go

Split up main.go into smaller files

gptcli (v0.7.1)

Add search subcommand

This commit enables users to search main and achrived threads

gptcli (v0.7.0)

Add support for unarchive & listing archived threads

This commit adds an 'unarchive' primivite as well as extends 'ls' with
an option to list archived threads. This makes it easier to interact
with archived threads.

gptcli (v0.6.2)

Add Yesterday and subcommand aliases

When showing current threads, create an alias for 'Yesterday' to make
it visually easier for users to find a thread when they have many of
them. Additionally, allow users to save on typing with command
aliases. e.g. instead of 'archive' accept 'a' if there are no other
subcommands that start with an 'a'.

gptcli (v0.6.1)

Rename persisted threads

Currently threads are persisted by generating a filename based on the
CRC of the name of the thread. However, if there are different threads
with the same name this will cause a collision. This commit appends
the creation timestamp of a thread in order to avoid
collisions. Additionally, it will rename any files using the old
naming scheme to the new one.

gptcli (v0.6.0)

Add a summary toggle

gptcli (v0.5.2)

Update dependencies

gptcli (v0.5.1)

Minor UX tweaks

1. after archiving a thread automatically show the remaining threads
2. make {c,a,b}time column widths/alignment consistent
3. use less(1) to display a thread to allow use to page through it

gptcli (v0.5.0)

Upgrade summaries from 3.5 turbo to 4.0o mini.

Thread summaries were previously completed using openai's gpt 3.5
turbo model. However, their recent release of 4.0o mini is 60% cheaper
and performs better.

https://openai.com/index/gpt-4o-mini-advancing-cost-efficient-intelligence/

gptcli (v0.4.1)

cut/paste typo