
Welcome to this exciting tutorial where I'll show you how to supercharge your command-line experience with Gorilla CLI! This powerful tool leverages large language models (LLMs) to generate potential commands for over 1500 APIs, including Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Azure, and many more. In this video, I'll walk you through: - Installing Gorilla CLI: `pip install gorilla-cli` - Generating commands for various tasks and APIs - Navigating through candidate commands and executing them directly from your command line With Gorilla CLI, you can simply state your objective, and the tool will do the heavy lifting for you, making your development workflow faster and more efficient. Say goodbye to memorizing complex commands and endless documentation searches! Join me as I demonstrate the power of Gorilla CLI and how it can revolutionize the way you interact with your command-line interface. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more developer tips and tricks! GitHub Repository: https://github.com/gorilla-llm/gorilla-cli
--- type: transcript date: 2023-08-02 youtube_id: beIpaz6-RJ0 --- # Transcript: Gorilla: Large Language Model Connected with Massive APIs in this video I'm going to be showing you gorilla which is a new large language model that is specifically developed to be able to integrate and be used with apis so if I just demonstrate the CLI distribution that they have here and I just say gorilla make me a new ec2 instance so if you're not familiar ec2 is a server in the cloud on AWS and what it will do is it will return me a list of different commands that I can just go ahead and click enter and run and I'd be able to create that ec2 instance in the cloud simply like that now there's a handful of other different novel things that you can do with this if I say gorilla make me a text file with Hello World 100 times in it obviously a little bit of a silly example but just to sort of get you thinking about that this isn't necessarily limited to you know spinning up Cloud infrastructure or just connecting to an arbitrary API it could potentially create things that could be useful with actually interacting with your system so if I just let's just LS this and we see a couple files from when I was testing this before and if I just say open hello world we see there's my hello world so just created that command and you know there we have it and what if I say okay gorilla replace every other hello world in my Hello World text file with YouTube so I haven't tried this example I'm just doing this one on the Fly and let's just see if it can or will do it okay so now let's open and now you see there's hello world there's YouTube there's right so just taking in that natural language and being able to give you the proper CLI command for what you want to do it's pretty interesting right so I can only imagine the things that are going to be developed on this because the thing with Gorilla is it does give you a commercially available license where you can use without any obligation so I can only imagine that it's just a matter of time before we see a lot of web interfaces or new apps or projects or companies even that are going to be using this and leveraging this and to be able to create some you know novel ways to you know develop software or spin up particular things that are going to be pretty interesting so I encourage you to take a look do a Google for the gorilla llm I'll include the links in the description of this video also you can find it on GitHub and then you can also find the gorilla CLI within its own repo to install it it's very simple you just pip install gorilla CLI and then as you saw here within any directory that you'd like to run the command you can go ahead and then gorilla followed by the natural language prompt so I just wanted to keep this quick I might just want it to surface this to your attention if this is something that you're interested in and as always if you found this video useful please like comment share and subscribe and otherwise until the next one
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