gpt-runner

GPT-Runner is an open-source tool for managing AI presets and conversing with code files to improve development efficiency. It offers three usage forms: CLI, web version, and VSCode extension.

Main uses:

• Converse with code files: no need to manually copy and paste multiple files' code into the ChatGPT window; simply select project files from the file tree, and the AI will provide answers based on the latest content of these files.
• Manage project AI presets: each xxx.gpt.md file represents an AI role preset, is easy to read and modify, and can be version-controlled, making it convenient for team members to share and enhance AI presets.

Main capabilities:

• Converse with code files: select files or folders and have real-time conversations with AI.
• Powerful CLI and IDE integration: implement efficient AI workflows in various IDEs.
• AI preset manager: manage AI presets like a local Storybook.
• Custom AI parameters: flexibly control the configuration of AI models.
• Support third-party LLMs: high compatibility and adaptability.
• Privacy first: local data storage protects privacy.
• Multilingual support.

Usage:

• Requires an OpenAI Key or Anthropic Key.
• CLI method: requires NodeJS >= 16.15.0, run the command to download the package (specific command not provided), then visit in the browser http://localhost:3003 to view the web interface.
• VSCode extension method: requires VSCode >= 1.78.0, install GPT-Runner VSCode Extension from the VSCode Marketplace.
• Configuration files: involves the gptr.config.json configuration file, xxx.gpt.md AI preset files, and the special .gpt-runner directory; detailed documentation can be found in the project introduction.

Applicable scenarios:

• Development teams need to share and version-control AI presets.
• Developers want to converse directly with code files to propose features or fix bugs.
• Need to integrate AI workflows in multiple IDEs.

Limitations:

• Requires your own OpenAI or Anthropic API Key.
• The CLI method requires a NodeJS environment, and the VSCode extension requires a specific version.
• Some features (such as the Jetbrains plugin, chat history import/export, AI preset store, template interpolation, and Electron client) are listed in the documentation as to-dos or future plans and may not currently be available.
• Specific installation commands, configuration details, and pricing information are not yet provided.