diff from 310772 and 327131

Description: General Purpose Terminal LLM Tool with Some Debian-Specific Design
 Large Language Models (LLMs) are capable of handling tasks that traditional
 software could never achieve or even imagine, such as writing/editing code
 based on user instruction. DebGPT is a light-weight (depend on as less Python
 libraries as possible) terminal tool designed for general daily usage of LLM
 in terminal, as well as exploring the possibility of leveraging LLMs to aid
 Debian development, in any extent.
 .
 With DebGPT, you can ask LLM to read a file, summarize a document, answer a
 question based on a long context, edit a file, generate a git commit message
 for staged files, as long as you can imagine and provide the necessary
 information for it.
 .
 Essentially, the idea of this tool is to gather information that might be
 relevant to the user instruction, including some Debian/Linux-specific
 knowledge, and combine them together in a prompt to be sent to LLM.
 .
 The information sources supported by this tool include but are not limited to
 files, directories, URLs, PDFs, Debian BTS, Debian buildd, Debian Policy,
 system manual pages, tldr manuals, Debian Developer References, command lines,
 Google search results, retrieval results (for retrieval-augmented generation),
 and more.
 .
 DebGPT supports various LLM service providers, either commercial or
 self-hosted, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Ollama, LlamaFile,
 vLLM, and ZMQ (DebGPT's built-in backend to make it self-contained).

Description: General Purpose Terminal LLM Tool with Some Debian-Specific Design
 DebGPT is a lightweight terminal tool designed for everyday use with Large
 Language Models (LLMs), aiming to explore their potential in aiding
 Debian/Linux development. The possible use cases include general language
 understanding and editing, code generation, writing documentation, code
 editing, and more as you can imagine.
 .
 To achieve that, DebGPT gathers relevant information from various sources like
 files, directories, and URLs, and compiles it into a prompt for the LLM.
 DebGPT supports a range of LLM backends, both self-hosted and third-party,
 including any OpenAI-API compatible service (via the `openai` frontend),
 Anthropic, Google Gemini, and ZMQ (DebGPT's built-in backend).

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 General Purpose Terminal LLM Tool with Some Debian-Specific Design
- Large Language Models (LLMs) are capable of handling tasks that traditional
- software could never achieve or even imagine, such as writing/editing code
- based on user instruction. DebGPT is a light-weight (depend on as less Python
- libraries as possible) terminal tool designed for general daily usage of LLM
- in terminal, as well as exploring the possibility of leveraging LLMs to aid
- Debian development, in any extent.
+ DebGPT is a lightweight terminal tool designed for everyday use with Large
+ Language Models (LLMs), aiming to explore their potential in aiding
+ Debian/Linux development. The possible use cases include general language
+ understanding and editing, code generation, writing documentation, code
+ editing, and more as you can imagine.
  .
- With DebGPT, you can ask LLM to read a file, summarize a document, answer a
+ To achieve that, DebGPT gathers relevant information from various sources like
- question based on a long context, edit a file, generate a git commit message
+ files, directories, and URLs, and compiles it into a prompt for the LLM.
- for staged files, as long as you can imagine and provide the necessary
+ DebGPT supports a range of LLM backends, both self-hosted and third-party,
- information for it.
+ including any OpenAI-API compatible service (via the `openai` frontend),
- .
+ Anthropic, Google Gemini, and ZMQ (DebGPT's built-in backend).
- Essentially, the idea of this tool is to gather information that might be
- relevant to the user instruction, including some Debian/Linux-specific
- knowledge, and combine them together in a prompt to be sent to LLM.
- .
- The information sources supported by this tool include but are not limited to
- files, directories, URLs, PDFs, Debian BTS, Debian buildd, Debian Policy,
- system manual pages, tldr manuals, Debian Developer References, command lines,
- Google search results, retrieval results (for retrieval-augmented generation),
- and more.
- .
- DebGPT supports various LLM service providers, either commercial or
- self-hosted, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Ollama, LlamaFile,
- vLLM, and ZMQ (DebGPT's built-in backend to make it self-contained).