A natural language interface for computers. Let LLMs run code on your machine to complete tasks - control your computer with plain English.
Open Interpreter is a powerful tool that enables Large Language Models (LLMs) to execute code locally on your computer through a natural language interface. By running interpreter in your terminal, you get a ChatGPT-like experience that can interact directly with your system, executing Python, JavaScript, Shell scripts, and more. The tool bridges the gap between AI conversation and practical computing tasks, allowing you to accomplish real-world objectives through simple chat commands.
What sets Open Interpreter apart is its ability to perform a wide range of system operations through natural language requests. You can ask it to create and edit photos, videos, and PDFs, control web browsers for research, analyze large datasets, plot data visualizations, and much more. Unlike OpenAI's hosted Code Interpreter, Open Interpreter runs entirely in your local environment with full internet access, no time limits, no file size restrictions, and access to any packages or libraries you have installed.
The tool is designed for developers, data scientists, researchers, and power users who want to leverage AI for automating tasks and interacting with their computer systems more efficiently. It includes safety features like code approval prompts before execution, supports multiple language models through LiteLLM, can run locally with tools like LM Studio or Ollama, and offers both command-line and Python API interfaces. Open Interpreter essentially transforms your terminal into an AI-powered workspace where you can accomplish complex tasks through conversational commands.
# via pip
pip install git+https://github.com/OpenInterpreter/open-interpreter.git