🦜🔗✏️EcrivAI

EcrivAI is a fully automated AI blog writer that uses LangChain and GPT type LLMs for topic selection and content generation. The content is published to this blog

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Usage

Prerequisites

1. 🐍 You will need a working install of conda.
2. 🔑 You will need an API key from OpenAI or Google. You can create one for free here:
   • OpenIA - to use models like GPT4
   • Google - to use models like Gemini

Dev Environment Setup

1. Set up your API keys in a file called .env (see .env.example for an example)
2. Set up and activate conda environment

   conda env create -f conda.yml
   conda activate ecrivai
   

If you are having trouble setting your environment variables with the .env file or you want to manually add them instead of using a .env file, you can set your environment variable in your ecrivai conda environment like this:

# set api key env var
conda env config vars set OPENAI_API_KEY="your-api-key-here"
conda env config vars set GOOGLE_API_KEY="your-api-key-here"
# re-activate env
conda activate base
conda activate ecrivai

CLI

Note: Remember to activate your ecrivai conda environment before doing this (see above)

You can quickly generate a new original blog by running:

python ecrivai/add_blog.py

This will add a blog to a Markdown file in a directory called content/. You can also specify your own output directory by running this instead:

python ecrivai/add_blog.py --out-dir path/to/dir