NunoJS was born from an idea by Daniel Miessler, who developed Fabric. I desperately wanted to use it, but it didn't work on my Linux Alpine OS. Furthermore, my projects are primarily written in Javascript/TypeScript, not Python, making a JS version more convenient for me. Therefore, I decided to recreate the most important features (important to me, of course!) in Node.js so I could use it on my laptop and in my projects.

git  clone  https://github.com/aldozorzi/nunojs
cd nunojs
npm  install
npm link

To start using NunoJS, simply launch

nunojs --setup

and complete api key setup.

Then, you may want to launch:

nunojs --list_models

to get a list of all available models, based on the API keys you set during --setup.

Then you can set a default model for your calls, using:

nunojs --default_model gpt-3.5-turbo

You can then launch commands like:

nunojs --pattern 'pattern_name' --text 'Science is going to be revolutionized by AI assistants.'

or

nunojs -p 'pattern_name' -t 'Science is going to be revolutionized by AI assistants.'

All patterns are available as sub-commands too, so

nunojs pattern_name 'Science is going to be revolutionized by AI assistants.'

is equivalent to:

nunojs --pattern 'pattern_name' --text 'Science is going to be revolutionized by AI assistants.'

Available patterns are listed with

nunojs --list

You can add your own patterns to the custom_patterns folder. Refer to the README file in the folder for guidance, or read the next chapter.

NunoJS accepts piped text as input (and returns "pipable" text as output), so you can use something like:

'Science is going to be revolutionized by AI assistants.' | nunojs pattern_name

or, more likely, to process something in the clipboard:

pbpaste | nunojs pattern_name # MacOS
xsel --output --clipboard | nunojs pattern_name #Linux
get-clipboard | nunojs pattern_name #Powershell on Windows

To print help:

nunojs --help

or

nunojs

Place your custom patterns in the "custom_patterns" folder. Create a subfolder named after your pattern and put a file named "system.md" inside it. See the "official_pattern_template" pattern in the "pattern" folder as a reference.

• custom_patterns
  • pattern_1
    • system.md
    • user.md (optional, if you don't want to use --text param)
  • pattern_2
    • system.md
    • user.md (optional, if you don't want to use --text param)

There is a YouTube utility which grabs videos transcript and use it as content to pipe into nunojs. It uses a non official API, so results are not guaranteed. Usage:

yt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPEyyigh10g | nunojs extract_wisdom --output ./outputs/video_transcript.md #or any pattern you want