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  ## Introduction
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- **Monadic Chat** is a command-line client application program that uses OpenAI's Text Completion API and Chat API to enable chat-style conversations with OpenAI's artificial intelligence system in a ChatGPT-like style.
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+ **Monadic Chat** is a user-friendly command-line client application that utilizes OpenAIs Text Completion API and Chat API to facilitate ChatGPT-style conversations with OpenAIs large language models (LLM) on any terminal application of your choice.
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- The conversation with the AI can be saved in a JSON file, and the saved JSON file can be loaded later to continue the conversation. The conversation data can also be converted to HTML and displayed in a web browser.
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- Monadic Chat comes with four apps (`Chat`, `Code`, `Novel`, and `Translate`). Each can generate a different kind of text through interactive conversation between the user and OpenAI's large-scale language model. Users can also create new apps.
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- - **Input** is a string entered by the user on the command line. The input is filled in the `{{NEW PROMPT}}` placeholder in the template and is sent to the API.
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