It is a Python-based system called BabyCommandAGI, designed to explore the interaction between Command Line Interface (CLI) and Large Language Models (LLMs), which are older computer interaction methods compared to Graphical User Interfaces (GUI).
It is a Python-based system called BabyCommandAGI, designed to explore the interaction between Command Line Interface (CLI) and Large Language Models (LLMs), which are older computer interaction methods compared to Graphical User Interfaces (GUI). BabyCommandAGI is built on the foundation of BabyAGI and utilizes the latest LLM APIs, such as Claude 3.5 Sonnet or higher, to simulate a conversational dynamic between LLMs and CLI. This system aims to test the potential outcomes of such interactions and encourages users to experiment with it to discover new use cases.
The system operates in a continuous loop, executing commands and generating tasks based on user-defined objectives. It is recommended to run BabyCommandAGI with Docker and Docker Compose installed, as it simplifies the setup process. Users can provide feedback to the AI during execution, allowing it to adjust its actions based on additional input, such as GUI-related information. The AI can also respond to prompts like “y” or “n” during command execution, and it automatically answers such prompts if it deems it appropriate after a 5-minute wait.
BabyCommandAGI saves logs and generated items in a workspace folder, and users can resume tasks from where they left off if execution fails. The system is still in its early stages, focusing on simplicity and exploring potential use cases, such as automatic app creation and environment setup. Contributions to the project are welcome, but contributors are asked to follow specific guidelines to maintain simplicity.
The project is maintained by a developer who works another job during the day and is not fluent in English or familiar with cultures outside Japan. Despite these challenges, the developer values the project’s potential and hopes it will be useful to many. The project is supported by sponsors, and users can contribute by becoming sponsors for as little as $5.
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