Advanced configuration

This is an example of a more advanced AI configuration file.
llm:
  model: gpt-4
  temperature: 0
​
keys:
  - name: OPENAI_API_KEY
    value: YOUR_OPENAI_API_KEY_HERE
  - name:  ACTIVELOOP_TOKEN
    value: YOUR_ACTIVELOOP_TOKEN_HERE
  - name: SERPER_API_KEY
    value: YOUR_SERVER_TOKEN_HERE
​
tools:
  - name: Calculator
    type: llm-math
​
  - name: Search Engine
    description: use this tool for current events and up-to-date general information
    type: google_serper_api
​
  - name: awscli (aws cli) command line tool
    type: aws-cli
​
  - name: kubectl command line tool
    type: kubectl
​
  - name: Release Tool (release api)
    type: release
​
  - name: Cron Jobs Tool
    type: cron
Available tools
The following is a list of tools you can configure to use with the Release AI.
  - name: Calculator
    type: llm-math
  - name: Search Engine
    type: google_serper_api
  - name: awscli (aws cli) command line tool
    type: aws-cli
  - name: kubectl command line tool
    type: kubectl
  - name: Cron (cron jobs) tool
    type: cron
  - name: Release Tool (release api)
    type: release
Managing Release AI configurations
Creating a configuration file
To create a basic config file, use the CLI config-init command.
release ai config-init --api-key YOUR_OPENAI_API_KEY_HERE
This will generate a file called tools.yaml in your ~/.release/ folder, for upload to the Release backend.
Uploading a configuration file
To upload a Release AI configuration file, run release ai config-upsert.
To select the Release AI configuration file for use, run release ai config-select.
Modifying a configuration file
You can modify the Release AI configuration file. To upload the new version, run release ai config-upsert --path tools2.yaml --name tools2.
Selecting a configuration file
Select which Release AI configuration file to use with release ai config-select.
Deleting a configuration file
Delete a Release AI configuration file from the backend with release ai config-delete.
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