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This is parrot.nvim, the ultimate stochastic parrot to support your text editing inside Neovim.

Frank Röder started this repository because a perplexity subscription provides $5 of API credits every month for free. Instead of letting them go to waste, he modified his favorite GPT plugin, gp.nvim, to meet his needs - a new Neovim plugin was born! 🔥

Unlike gp.nvim, parrot.nvim prioritizes a seamless out-of-the-box experience by simplifying functionality and focusing solely on text generation, excluding the integration of DALLE and Whisper.

Features

  • Persistent conversations as markdown files stored within the Neovim standard path or a user-defined location
  • Custom hooks for inline text editing with predefined prompts
  • Support for multiple providers:
  • Custom agent definitions to determine specific prompt and API parameter combinations, similar to GPTs
  • Flexible support for providing API credentials from various sources, such as environment variables, bash commands, and your favorite password manager CLI
 

This is parrot.nvim, the ultimate stochastic parrot to support your text editing inside Neovim.

Frank Röder started this repository because a perplexity subscription provides $5 of API credits every month for free. Instead of letting them go to waste, he modified his favorite GPT plugin, gp.nvim, to meet his needs - a new Neovim plugin was born! 🔥

Unlike gp.nvim, parrot.nvim prioritizes a seamless out-of-the-box experience by simplifying functionality and focusing solely on text generation, excluding the integration of DALLE and Whisper.

Features

  • Persistent conversations as markdown files stored within the Neovim standard path or a user-defined location
  • Custom hooks for inline text editing with predefined prompts
  • Support for multiple providers:
  • Custom agent definitions to determine specific prompt and API parameter combinations, similar to GPTs
  • Flexible support for providing API credentials from various sources, such as environment variables, bash commands, and your favorite password manager CLI
[–] [email protected] 3 points 11 months ago

This is the right answer.

[–] [email protected] 16 points 11 months ago

Lots of people use their vanilla browser when connected to a VPN, this is not just for Tor, neither does it claim to be an alternative to using Tor browser or Mullvad browser.