oxpilot is a CLI powered by LLM1 written in Rust 🦀. It's built on top of candle, with aims to be minimalist, fast, and accessible (in terms of computing resource).
Install using brew
brew install chenhunghan/homebrew-formulae/oxpilotUpgrade to the latest
brew update
brew upgrade oxpilotGo to releases for binaries.
Who doesn't want to chat with AI?
ox hi in JapaneseI am very lazy at drafting a comprehensive commit message, why not make LLM genereate one for me according to git diff? Don't worry, ox will ask your confirmation before commit the changes/messages.
git add .
ox commit # proxy to `git commit` with generated message
It will try to generate a commit message following Conventional Commits spec, however, LLM isn't perfect and you can always edit before commit.
Fun fact: most of commits in this repo are generated by ox itself.
Start a Github copilot-compatible server, see the this on how to configure the Copilot extensions in your editor to pointing to the copilot-compatible server.
ox serveThe primary goal of this project is to teach (myself, and everyone else) idiomatic Rust, similar to mini-redis, therefore the code is overly heavily documented, there is an article introducing the core concepts I made a Copilot in Rust 🦀 , here is what I have learned, I recommend to read first, and PRs description are packed with design patterns used in the code base.
- Introduction
- Design Patterns
git commit -am "release: version 0.1.0" --allow-empty
git push
git tag v0.1.0
git push --tags # will then trigger CI
Footnotes
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Currently Mistral-7B-Instruct-v0.2 ↩