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llm-tui
A Terminal User Interface (TUI) for interacting with Language Learning Models (LLM) directly from your command line.
⚠️ Disclaimer: Alpha Status
IMPORTANT: llm-tui is currently in an alpha stage and under active development. It may contain bugs, incomplete features, or undergo significant changes. Use at your own risk and expect potential instability. We welcome feedback and contributions to help improve the project!
Prerequisites
llm-tui requires the llm-cli tool from https://github.com/simonw/llm to be installed and configured before use.
Please follow the installation and configuration instructions in the llm-cli repository before proceeding with llm-tui setup. This tool provides the underlying functionality for interacting with various language models.
Features
- Interactive chat interface with multiple conversations
- Support for multiple language models (as configured in llm-cli)
- Conversation and model selection
- Copy messages to clipboard
- Remote command support via TCP
- Server status indicator
Installation
After setting up llm-cli, you can install llm-tui:
From crates.io
cargo install llm-tui
From source
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/guilhermeprokisch/llm-tui.git cd llm-tui
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Build and install:
cargo install --path .
Usage
To start the application, run:
llm-tui
Key Bindings
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General:
Tab
: Cycle through focus areasq
: Quit the applicationh
: Toggle conversation list visibility
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Conversation List:
j
orDown Arrow
: Next conversationk
orUp Arrow
: Previous conversationEnter
: Select conversationn
: Start new conversation
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Model Select:
j
orDown Arrow
: Next modelk
orUp Arrow
: Previous model
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Chat:
j
orDown Arrow
: Scroll downk
orUp Arrow
: Scroll upy
: Copy selected message to clipboard
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Input:
i
: Enter edit modeEsc
: Exit edit modeEnter
: Send message (in edit mode)
Remote Commands
The application listens for remote commands on 127.0.0.1:8080
. You can send commands to the application using a TCP client.
Configuration
llm-tui uses the models configured in your llm-cli installation. To add or modify models, please refer to the llm-cli documentation.
Troubleshooting
- If llm-tui fails to start or can't find any models, ensure that you have properly installed and configured llm-cli first.
- For issues related to the underlying LLM functionality, please refer to the llm-cli documentation or report issues on the llm-cli GitHub page.
- If you encounter bugs or unexpected behavior specific to llm-tui, please report them on our GitHub issues page.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! As the project is in alpha, there are many opportunities to help improve and shape llm-tui. Please feel free to submit a Pull Request or open an issue to discuss potential changes or additions.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Acknowledgements
We would like to thank Simon Willison for creating and maintaining the llm-cli project, which forms the backbone of llm-tui's functionality.
Dependencies
~8–18MB
~253K SLoC