EdgeGPT VS pyprland

Wallpaper: Forest Stairs Chatbot: Edge GPT Scratchpad: HPR Scratcher(Is not maintained anymore, but still works. The main project is now Pyprland, but stopped working for me currently)

# Read and parse cookies cookies = None if args.cookie_file: cookies = json.loads(open(args.cookie_file, encoding="utf-8").read()) bot = await Chatbot.create(proxy=args.proxy, cookies=cookies) session = _create_session() completer = _create_completer(["!help", "!exit", "!reset"]) initial_prompt = args.prompt https://github.com/acheong08/EdgeGPT/blob/master/src/EdgeGPT.py

Yes, there is this extension: https://github.com/acheong08/EdgeGPT

EdgeGPT extension for Text Generation Webui based on EdgeGPT by acheong08. Now you can give Internet access to your chatbot, easily, quickly and free.

Have a look at this project. Also worth checking out his other repos, such as this one (not sure what exactly is different) or this one for the bing chat.

# Bing Conversation **Human:*\*  I want to simulate inner thinking for a chatbot so I want to link 2 instances of bingchat & make them prompt eachother I am gonna use this unnoficial api https://github.com/acheong08/EdgeGPT to do that, read the documentations for the repo provided and give me code to achieve the mentioned goals *** **Assistant:*\* I’m glad you’re interested in simulating inner thinking for a chatbot. I can help you with some code snippets to use EdgeGPT, a reverse engineered API of Microsoft’s Bing Chat AI[1](https://github.com/acheong08/EdgeGPT).

Hey folks! I'm not sure if it's done before but I just made a discord bot using bing chat on top of open-source EdgeGPT. Used bing chat because it's one of the easiest ways to interact with GPT-4 IMO together with active web browsing. The bot is able to handle /ask and /imagine commands. Happy to have your feedback or issues if you encounter any. Cheers!

Wallpaper: Forest Stairs Chatbot: Edge GPT Scratchpad: HPR Scratcher(Is not maintained anymore, but still works. The main project is now Pyprland, but stopped working for me currently)

I wanted to setup some scratchpads, and i followed the guide on their github page. I had to install it from the AUR, because pip kept complaining about externally managed packages. I also tried using pipx for that matter, but it doesn't seem to work.

Have you tried Pyprland yet? For me it works very similar to qtile, dwm scratchpads behaviour.

Maybe https://github.com/hyprland-community/pyprland could do this, it has a shift_monitors function. Maybe you can use this directly or as inspiration?