AWS Terminal ChatGPT
Interacting with a customized ChatGPT model in a terminal setting.
Chat-style AI interactions have revolutionized technology, offering seamless ways to solve problems and learn new skills. In fact, this very project was born from countless “conversations” with ChatGPT, where I could ask precise questions and get contextual answers to inch closer to solutions. ChatGPT has essentially become my tutor, available anytime via the Mac and iPhone apps. So, why switch things up? Simply because it’s fun to explore new possibilities.
In this experiment, I configured a Python script to launch a terminal-based conversation with a customized ChatGPT instance. Using OpenAI’s API, I created credentials for the application and dove into concepts like max tokens, temperature settings, and API limits (I was bound to GPT-3.5 Turbo due to some restrictions). The result? A fully operational, terminal-accessible ChatGPT.
Is it user-friendly? Not at all. But it’s undeniably fascinating—especially when accessed on my iPhone through the Termius app. Sometimes, it’s not about practicality; it’s about seeing what’s possible.