Exploring AI Models with ZapGPT: A Simplified Approach

zapgpt - Introduction

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, experimenting with different models can be daunting. ZapGPT simplifies this process, allowing users to easily switch between models, customize system prompts, and monitor usage effectively.

By using API, not only can you save a lot of bucks, you can get the flexibility that you wanted.

🚀 Key Features of ZapGPT

• Provider Flexibility: Currently select from OpenAI or OpenRouter.
• Model Flexibility: Easily switch between various AI models to find the best fit for your needs.
• Custom System Prompts: Add and modify system prompts to tailor the AI’s responses.
• Usage Tracking: Monitor usage statistics to optimize your interactions and manage resources effectively.

🛠️ Getting Started

To get started with ZapGPT, follow these simple steps:

shell script for some quick tests on Linux

Head over to the link and grab the script. Just run it and make yourself a little bit more safe 🙂

https://github.com/rebootuser/LinEnum

PHP Image gallery with fancybox.

So, I was looking for some quick to setup PHP Image gallery file. I found couple but none of them suited my needs too well. So I had to write my own.

Very simple PHP script to show all the images under ‘images’ folder.

Shows some details in the images.

That is all that I wanted and that is all that this script does. So pretty simple single php file. Dependency is on fancybox so you will need the jquery and all but nothing else is required.

Search CVE – web interface with php

So, last few weeks have been very busy with lot of security issues, so I thought of having a local CVE Search app. But all I could find on google and github.com were on python and nothing that I could use quickly. So here is link to one that I wrote quickly:

CVE Search PHP

It’s in php. So just download in some folder and access from a web-server and you are done.

vim – yank/xopy in different register to paste

Very quick update, to use registers, you can select and then yank in a register to paste using the same register. This could be a convinient way to copy multiple selections and then paste which ever selection you want. Here is the simple way to do it:

visuallly select with v/V

then “qy to yank (here we are yanking into register q, so in the command you can use any of a-z to use as register)

what is vim in 6Kb..

If you thought that vim is very bloated and nothing abuot this editor can be small, then you are not alone. I was myself in the same bandwagon.

Well, I never thought that there could be anything about vim that can be explained in Kb’s, lest alone the complete vim features. But looks like vim.org had thought about this and thus came up with this. And here is the direct link to the vim in 6kb in English.