A simple way to set up special purpose agents for use in ruby code
With 'OPENAI_API_KEY' set in your environment, you are ready to go.
ChatGptAgent.new.run("Make me a sandwich")
#=> "I'm happy to help with that! What kind of sandwich would you like?"
These, and other settings, can be set independantly by agent:
agent =
ChatGptAgent.new(
model: 'gpt-3.5-turbo',
max_tokens: 200,
system_directives: <<~PROMPT
You are a friendly, helpful assistant, ready to answer questions,
but every answer you give is in pig latin.
PROMPT
)
agent.run("What's the easiest way to clean your toenails?")
#=> "eThay easiestway ayway otay eanclay ouryay oenailstay isway otay useway a oodgay ailbruhbray ithway omesay aterway andway oapsay."
You can configure defaults for your project thusly:
BotTeam.configure do |config|
config.model = 'gpt-4-turbo-preview'
config.max_tokens = 4096
config.tempurature = 1.7
config.num_choices = 3
config.api_key = `cat tmp/api_key.txt`.strip # but it's better to use ENV
end
Using tools is as simple as a ruby method (but be warned, all the arguments must be keyword arguments):
def alert(message:)
puts "!!!!!!!! #{message} !!!!!!!!"
end
agent = ChatGptAgent.new
agent.add_function(method: method(:alert))
agent.run("Say something alarming")
# !!!!!!!! Warning: This is a test of the emergency alert system. This is only a test. !!!!!!!!
#=> [nil]