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# dial > _The Talkative Command Line Companion for Amusing Dialogues_ `dial` is a command line tool to interact with [openai](https://openai.com/)'s chat api. It supports custom [function calling](https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/gpt/function-calling) plugins written in any language that can expose a C api. It is released under the [MIT Licence](LICENSE). ## Build Currently only tested on MacOS and zig version `0.11.0-dev.3947+89396ff02`. The only dependency is [`curl`](https://curl.se/). ```sh $ zig build -Doptimize=ReleaseSafe ``` The executable will be found in `zig-out/bin/dial` and you can move it to your `$PATH`. ## Usage ``` $ dial Welcome to dial v0.0.1 (gpt-3.5-turbo-0613) Type ".help" for more information. user> Say this is a test This is a test. user> .exit ``` ## Configuration ### credentials.json You will need an [openai api key](https://platform.openai.com/overview). Create a file `~/.dial/credentials.json` with the content ```json { "openai_api_key": "YOUR API KEY", "openai_organization_id": "YOUR ORG ID" } ``` `openai_organization_id` is optional. ### config.json You can also create a `~/.dial/config.json` file with the content ```json { "model": "gpt-3.5-turbo-0613", "editor": ["emacs"] } ``` This file (including all top level keys) is optional. ## Plugins ### Configuration The default plugin search path is `~/.dial/plugins` and you can add additional search paths to your configuration file using the `plugin_search_paths` key: ```json "plugin_search_paths": ["/absolute-path-to/my-plugin/out"] ``` To enable a plugin, add the shared library (`.dll`, `.so` or `.dylib`) to one of the folders in your `plugin_search_paths` and add an entry in your configuration file: ```json "plugins": [ { "name": "my-plugin", "args": {}, "enabled": true, "auto_confirm": false, } ] ``` where - `"name"` -- Required. Omit the file-extension and the "lib" prefix. For example, if your plugin file is named 'libmy-plugin.dylib' the correct value would be 'my-plugin' - `"args"` -- Optional, default null. Arguments passed to the plugin on initialization. Check the plugin's documentation for details - `"enabled"` -- Optional, default true. Set to false to disable this plugin, but keep it in the configuration file - `"auto_confirm"` -- Optional, default false. Set to true to make dial not ask for confirmation before running a plugin function ### Creating plugins A plugin is a dynamic library implementing the C API as described in [`include/dial-plugin.h`](include/dial-plugin.h). You can find a minimal example (in C) at [`example/c_example_plugin.c`](example/c_example_plugin.c) and an example (in zig) at [`example/zig_example_plugin.zig`](example/zig_example_plugin.zig)

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