Reverse Engineered ChatGPT by OpenAI. Extensible for chatbots etc.

If you were using this prior to version 0.0.24, please update immediately. pip3 install revChatGPT --upgrade. Fixes has been done to avoid bot blocking.

This is not an official OpenAI product. This is a personal project and is not affiliated with OpenAI in any way. Don't sue me

The CLI functionality is for demo and testing only. Captcha is not supported (For unclean IP addresses)

@rawandahmad698 has a much better CLI tool at

PyChatGPT supports captcha!

• Writing tests
• More verbose error handling
• Decrecate bs4 in favor of pure requests

• No moderation
• Programmable

pip3 install revChatGPT --upgrade

{
    "email": "<YOUR_EMAIL>",
    "password": "<YOUR_PASSWORD>"
}

Save this in config.json in current working directory

 $ python3 -m revChatGPT            

    ChatGPT - A command-line interface to OpenAI's ChatGPT (https://chat.openai.com/chat)
    Repo: github.com/acheong08/ChatGPT
    Arguments: Use --stream to enable data streaming. (Doesn't work on MacOS)
    
Type '!help' to show commands
Press enter twice to submit your question.

You: !help


                !help - Show this message
                !reset - Forget the current conversation
                !refresh - Refresh the session authentication
                !exit - Exit the program

Refresh every so often in case the token expires.

pip3 install revChatGPT --upgrade

from revChatGPT.revChatGPT import Chatbot
import json

# Get your config in JSON
config = {
    "email": "<YOUR_EMAIL>",
    "password": "<YOUR_PASSWORD>"
}

chatbot = Chatbot(config, conversation_id=None)
chatbot.reset_chat() # Forgets conversation
chatbot.refresh_session() # Uses the session_token to get a new bearer token
resp = chatbot.get_chat_response(prompt, output="text") # Sends a request to the API and returns the response by OpenAI
resp['message'] # The message sent by the response
resp['conversation_id'] # The current conversation id
resp['parent_id'] # The ID of the response

 # This returns a stream of text (live update)
resp = chatbot.get_chat_response(prompt, output="stream") 
for line in resp: # You have to loop through the response stream
        print(line['message']) # Same format as text return type
        ...

This can be imported to projects for bots and much more. You can have multiple independent conversations by keeping track of the conversation_id.

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