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my take of Auto-GPT in typescript
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# auto-GPT-ts
my take of auto-GPT in typescript
# To Be Added / Fixed
* More memory options
* Text to speech
* Plugins support
* Add commands
* Add a general tokenizer
* Improve user interface
# How to run:
* install node
* first create a .env file
* install tha package :
```sh
$ npm i
```
* start the program:
```sh
$ npm run start
```
or:
```sh
$ npm run start:continuous
```
for continues mode.
## Install as a package:
```sh
$ npm i auto-gpt-ts
```
```typescript
import { startCli } from 'auto-gpt-ts';
startCli();
```
### Customizations
```typescript
import { Agent } from 'auto-gpt-ts'
export class MyAgent extends Agent {
protected onInteractionLoopEnd(): Promise<void> {
}
protected onInteractionLoopStart(): Promise<void> {
}
protected shouldContinue(): Promise<boolean> {
}
}
```
register custom commands:
```typescript
import { CommandDecorator } from 'auto-gpt-ts';
@CommandDecorator({
name: 'myCommandFunction',
description: 'my command description',
signature: '"myParam": string',
register: true
})
export class MyCommand {
static async myCommandFunction(myParam: string) {
console.log(myParam);
}
}
```
create custom prompt generator:
```typescript
import { PromptGenerator } from 'auto-gpt-ts';
export class MyPromptGenerator extends PromptGenerator {
protected async generatePrompt(): Promise<string> {
return 'my prompt'
}
}
```
a custom permanent memory provider:
```typescript
import { MemoryProvider, Singleton, addMemoryTypes } from 'auto-gpt-ts';
@Singleton
export class MyMemoryProvider extends MemoryProvider {
static memoryName: string = 'myMemoryName';
/// implement abstract methods
}
addMemoryTypes(MyMemoryProvider);
```
and more.
to configure th config, you can create use the singleton Config class:
```typescript
import { Config } from 'auto-gpt-ts';
const config = new Config();
config.openaiApiKey = 'my key';
```
### Start a Agent
you can see an example (here)[src/main.ts]