AutoGPT-UI

AutoGPT-UI is an Electron app that acts as a wrapper around the original Auto-GPT repository, which was created by Significant-Gravitas.

It is currently built with electron-react-boilerplate and is only available for Windows. However, support for Linux and macOS is in the works.

It uses websocketd to wrap around the original Auto-GPT repo, you do not need to modify anything inside the repo, and updating the Auto-GPT repo via git pull should work as usual.

Auto-GPT

electron-react-boilerplate

websocketd

Prerequisites

Make sure you have the original Auto-GPT repository. The application expects a folder structure like:
```
  -BASEFOLDER
  	-Auto-GPT
  	-AutoGPT-UI
```

If your Auto-GPT folder has a different name, please modify the run.bat script accordingly.

Installation

Clone the AutoGPT-UI repository:
Run the run.bat script inside AutoGPT-UI

Mac/Linux

If you are on mac or linux and want to use this before I get around to adding those scripts, look at run.bat to see how you would run this on either platform, but basically:

Figure out where to get you platform specific websocketd executable
Run websocketd directly inside the Auto-GPT folder

websocketd --address=localhost --loglevel=debug --binary=true --port=8080 run.bat

Inside AutoGPT-UI

npm install
npm start

Usage

Currently, the classic mode is the only way to use the application, but more modes are coming soon.

Settings

Inside the settings tab, you can:

Change the font by using a Google Fonts URL.

Modify the following lists for parsing the output:

Info String List: Catches all prerequisites and will not be shown inside the chat. A popup that shows the contents of this list will be added in the future.

Atomic Actions: Parses atomic actions (e.g., 'Thinking', 'using browser', etc.).

Return List: Cuts the string on this character, returns a new line, and adds the character to the previous string.

Example: With '.', "Hello. How are you." becomes:
Hello.
How are you.

Return List Next Line: Cuts the string on this character, returns a new line, and adds the character to the current string.

Example: With '.', "Hello. How are you." becomes:
Hello
.How are you
.

Coming Soon

Linux and macOS support

Additional ways to use the application

Disclaimer

A lot is wrong with the code and a lot needs to be done, this version is sort of a first draft without any polishing.

Feel free to code review, do pull requests and all that makes open source the good stuff.

I have not tested continous mode, I am unsure if disconnecting stops the Auto-GPT process or merely disconnects from the websocket.

I am not responsible for any oopsies

crypticpy / AutoGPT-UI