README.md

NULL Implementer

Overview

NULL Implementer is an artificial intelligence assistant program developed to operate within the Windows CMD command-line environment. It has the capability to generate text responses for tasks such as answering questions, researching resources (which may include code files, .pdf documents, .docx files, .xlsx spreadsheets, or even content from any website URL), and creating instant images based on text ideas provided by the user. Additionally, it features a highly useful unlocker for users of the ChatGPT tool, enabling quick access to Plus functions on a standard ChatGPT account. NULL Implementer offers a flexible user experience directly on a command-line-only platform.

The NULL Implementer operates based on the robust foundation of the popular GitHub repository xtekky/gpt4free. This repository serves as a crucial core, the heart of the program, providing essential modules for its functionality and long-term development. To learn more about this repository, please refer to here.

Features

• Flexible Configuration: Allows you to configure the data settings that the program will use to provide services to you. This includes configuring the type of browser used to collect cookies for AI generative purposes, the _U cookie from .bing.com for image-generating AI, the language used by AI generative text for response creation, and finally, the email address of the ChatGPT account used to unlock Plus features for that account.
• AI Text Generation: Handles various text generation tasks such as answering questions, researching programming code, analyzing content in .docx, .pdf, or .xlsx files, or even processing content from a web page.
• AI Image Generation: Allows you to submit your image idea as text, then generates an image based on your idea and returns the result as a cloud-based image link.
• ChatGPT Plus Feature Unlocker: Allows you to unlock and use ChatGPT Plus features on a standard account (each instance lasts between 10 - 15 minutes), simply by providing your ChatGPT account email address and the program will handle the rest.

Getting Started

To quickly start using NULL Implementer, follow these steps:

1. Download the latest version and add it to your Windows system path environment as described in the Installation section.
2. Open CMD and run the following command to configure the program quickly. You can modify any value if you are familiar with them:

   null-implementer config --browser firefox --bingcookie "" --lang "English"

   
3. Try asking your first question:

   null-implementer research --prompt "Who are you?"

   

Click here to view the demo video for this section.

Installation

To install NULL Implementer, follow these steps:

1. Download the Release:

• Go to the Releases page of this repository.
• Download the latest version of the null-implementer.exe file.

2. Add null-implementer.exe to Path Environment:

• Move the downloaded null-implementer.exe file to a directory that is included in the system’s PATH environment variable.
• To add this file to PATH for all users:
  • Open the Control Panel.
  • Go to System and Security > System.
  • Click on Advanced system settings.
  • In the System Properties window, click the Environment Variables button.
  • In the System Variables section, find the Path variable and click Edit.
  • Click New and add the path to the directory where you placed the null-implementer.exe file.
  • Click OK to close all dialog boxes.

3. Verify the Installation:

• Open a CMD window in Windows and type null-implementer --version. If it displays version information, then everything is set up correctly.

System Requirements

• Operating System: Windows 10 or later.

Configuration

• NULL Implementer requires four parameters for its operation. The first parameter is --browser, which specifies the type of browser to be used for collecting cookies for the AI text generation model. The next parameter is --bingcookie, used to provide the _U cookie from the site .bing.com, which is necessary for the AI image generation model. Then, --lang indicates the language to be used for the AI text generation model to respond to requests. Lastly, --gptemail provides the email address for the ChatGPT account that will have Plus features unlocked when using the gptunlocker option without specifying the --email parameter.

• If you want to quickly use NULL Implementer without delving into complex configurations, you can run the following command in CMD to use the default configuration (--browser: firefox, --bingcookie: empty, --lang: English, and --gptemail: project.someone@hotmail.com):

  null-implementer config

  

• If you prefer to use NULL Implementer with your own custom configuration (make sure you understand it and know what you’re doing), simply pass the corresponding arguments:

  null-implementer config --browser [your_browser_type] --bingcookie [your_bing_cookie] --lang [your_language] --gptemail [your_email_gpt_account]

  

• Note: You need to fully configure the NULL Implementer before using it to perform any tasks. You can either run the command using the default configuration quickly or configure it fully according to your own preferences.

How to Use

research Option

• If you simply have a question or an inquiry that needs answering, open the Windows CMD and enter the following command to request the AI to generate text that addresses it. The text-generating AI will utilize its extensive knowledge base combined with real-time internet data access to assist you:

  null-implementer research --prompt "questions_you_need_answered"

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• You can provide a text file (.txt, .docx, .pdf, ...) or source code (.html, .js, .py, ...) by specifying its path on your local machine or its cloud link using --resource after the research option. Then, request the AI to address a question related to the provided resource as follows:

  null-implementer research --resource [your_path_pdf] [your_path_docx] ... --prompt "questions_you_need_answered"

  

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• You can also provide a cloud resource, such as a website or a cloud link, as long as it is accessible through a browser. Then, request the AI to address a question related to that cloud resource as follows:

  null-implementer research --resource [your_url_1] [your_url_2] ... --prompt "questions_you_need_answered"

  

  Click here to view the demo video for this section.

• For a general case that can apply to the previously mentioned scenarios, when your question is quite complex and cannot be directly expressed in a single CMD line, you can enter the question into a text file (.txt) (e.g., question.txt) and then execute the following command:

  null-implementer research --resource [your_url_1] [your_url_2] ... --prompt "your_path_question_txt"

  

  Click here to view the demo video for this section.

imager Option

• You can provide an idea for the image you want to create and let NULL Implementer's AI image generator handle the rest:

  null_implementer imager --prompt "your_image_idea"

  Click here to watch the demo video for this feature.

gptunlocker Option

• You have a regular ChatGPT account and you want to access the Plus features, but your financial situation doesn't allow it. Provide NULL Implementer with your ChatGPT account email address and let it unlock the Plus features for you by executing the following command:

  null-implementer gptunlocker --email "your_email_gpt_account"

  Click here to view the demo video for this section.

• You can omit the --email parameter, in which case NULL Implementer will use the default value configured in the config option. Execute the following command:

  null-implementer gptunlocker 

  Click here to view the demo video for this section.