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How to use ChatGPT in Git Bash Terminal as a Standalone

ChatGPT is a powerful natural language processing tool that allows you to generate text using a trained model. This guide will show you how to install and use ChatGPT in the Git Bash terminal.

Prerequisites

Installation

  1. Download and install the latest version of Git Bash.
  2. Sign up for an account with ChatGPT.
  3. Log into ChatGPT and select the model you want to use. Copy the model's API key.

Usage

  1. Open the Git Bash terminal.
  2. Type pip install chatgpt to install the ChatGPT library.
  3. Type chatgpt init to initialize the library.
  4. Type chatgpt set token [API key] to set the API key.
  5. Type chatgpt generate [prompt] to generate text based on the prompt. Replace [prompt] with the text you want to generate.

Conclusion

This guide has shown you how to install and use ChatGPT in the Git Bash terminal. With ChatGPT, you can easily generate text using a trained model.

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