Chat gipity is a command line client for ChatGPT. It allows you to chat with the GPT-3 model in a terminal and even pipe output into it.
For example, say you wanted to debug your rust program that doesnt compile and want ChatGPT to explain it, you can type:
sh
cargo run 2>&1 | cgip
The error output will then be forwarded to ChatGPT which will return the following
```sh It seems like there are three errors in the codebase:
In src/main.rs:106:2, it appears that there was a missing ; at the end of line 106. Adding the semicolon should resolve this error.
In src/main.rs:107:5, there is an issue with the let statement. It's likely that this is caused by not having a fully declared variable type. You could try specifying the type of response_text, like this let response_text: String = get_response(content).await;
main function cannot be async. In the rust programming language, the async keyword is used when working with asynchronous code within other functions that are not main. You could try removing the async keyword from the main function because it is not allowed.
```Another usage is reading from a file. In this example we read from a file and ask ChatGPT to convert that file to another programming language:
sh
cgip -q "convert this to python" -f src/main.rs
bash
cargo install cgip
bash
brew tap divanvisagie/homebrew-tap
brew install cgip
Download this repository and then install the cgip command
bash
cargo install --path .
Next, set up your OpenAI key by exporting it as OPENAI_API_KEY
export OPENAI_API_KEY=your_key_here
You can now pipe data to cgip, remember to use 2>&1 to convert stderr to
stdout if you are debugging, as the app can only read stdin