cir

A LLM Chat client on the terminal built with tview.

Status: Pre-Alpha

Requirements

• fzf-tmux
• OPENAI_API_KEY as env variable

Install

go install github.com/worldsayshi/cir@main

Then just run cir to start it. It will store the session in a ~/.cir folder. For a separate session, use the -session flag like this: cir -session my-session.yaml.

Key bindings

• Ctrl-o - Manage context
• Ctrl-s - Submit message
• (Shift-)Tab - Toggle focus between input and chat history

Run from this repo

Run:

go run .

Test:

go test ./...

TODOs for Beta

• [/] Refactor application.go so that the control flow is more DAG-like, now it's spaghet
  • Take inspo from this conversation maybe: https://claude.ai/chat/9efbb9f6-4bbc-48e7-ac35-f825dbdae7d9
• More context info
  • Add the file names sent to the printed chat message
• Allow code edits
• Bug: Getting Error: <nil> in log
• Cleanup: Get rid of frivolous panics

Alpha TODO log

• Bug: refactor and fix messages handling so that messages are updated properly
• adding context files using fzf?
  • Define working set data in session data structure:
    • workingFiles with path and last submitted checksum
  • Manage current working set in TUI - store in session file
  • Just add them to the message
  • Add them but hide them from rendering
  • Add them to the session data, calculate and store checksum whenever they are added to the sent data, only send when checksum change (sort of untested but seems to work I think??)
• Add backwards compatibility for session yaml storage
• Prompt templates for sending context
• Make the history view scrollable
• QOL: Also store the current wip chat message in the session (on exit?)

Nice to have's

• Integrate Copilot API <-- Good exercise!!
  • Reference 1: https://github.com/B00TK1D/copilot-api/blob/main/api.py
  • Reference 2: /rubberduck.vim/lua/copilot_request.lua
• Plugins like k9s plugins?
• claude api support