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prompt-pilot 0.1.3.1
Library for prompt engineering
Requires Python: >=3.10,<4.0

# Prompt Pilot

*DISCLAIMER: This is a work in progress, and I'm sharing it as a temporary solution with some functions that you can experiment with.*

Prompt Pilot is a library designed for prompt engineering in AI models. It introduces the concept of "prompt functions" to streamline the prompt creation process. With just one function, developers can create complex prompts effortlessly.

Here's an example implementation for creating a digital marketing chatbot:

```
# import the required functions from prompt_pilot.
from prompt_pilot.assistants import life_coach
from prompt_pilot.api_ai import gpt3
#import config function from decouple to read api_key
import decouple 

# use promptpilot to generate prompt
prompt = life_coach(name="Rocky")
print(prompt)

# configure your apikey
openai_api_key = decouple.config("OPENAI_API_KEY")

# use promptpilot's api call functions to pass prompt and apikey
output = gpt3(prompt=prompt, api_key=openai_api_key)
print(output)
```



By automating both prompt engineering and API calls to AI models, Prompt Pilot significantly reduces the code required to build a chatbot. With just 5-6 lines of code, you can have a fully functional chatbot up and running in very little time.

Here's what you can build with prompt-pilot:

- **Chatbots and other NLP tasks :** Personalized chatbots for business usecase, personal usecase, and academic usecase. API calls to OpenAI and LLMs on Replicate
- **Image models :** Varying styles for image generators. API calls to image models on Replicate
- **Data science :** Automating data-science by incorporating LLMs (OpenAI) into the process to perform analysis
git-remote-oracle 0.0.5
A git remote helper to pull package source from oracle database.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# git-remote-oracle

Source can be found on https://github.com/TheCrazyT/git-remote-oracle.

Can be used in combination with git to view made changes in packages.

It is **NOT** intended to be a full backup of the database structure.

## Requirements
* python 3
* git
* pip-packages:
   * pexpect
   * oracle

## Usage

usage example can be found here:

https://github.com/TheCrazyT/git-remote-oracle/blob/main/tests/google_colab_docker_oracle_xe.ipynb

for example you can do:

```
git clone oracle://127.0.0.1:1521/XEPDB1/JOHN
```

this will ask for credentials and create a folder called JOHN.

But it works only if that scheme exists and you have access to it!

(There is currently no validation, so you won't get a proper error message).

## Environment variables

| Name        | Description |
| ----------- | ----------- |
|GR_ORACLE_DEBUG|Debug informations|
|GR_ORACLE_DEBUG_GIT|Output of all internal output to git itself to the console|
|GR_ORACLE_SYSDBA|Set flag that you run as sys user|