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|Model = GPT-4
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|Category = IT Management
|Description = Ability to SSH into your server and turn your natural language into server commands.
|Description = Ability to SSH into your server and turn your natural language into server commands.
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==Guide==
==Guide==
===Example Prompts===
===Example Prompts===
Example prompts that utilize the plugin:
Example prompts that utilize the plugin:
#Restart the server with the alias <alias>.
#Create a new user <username> with password <password> on the server with the alias <alias>.
#Update all packages on the server with the alias <alias>.
#Backup the server with the alias <alias> to the path <backupPath>.
#Install the package <packageName> on the server with the alias <alias>.
#Terminate the process with the ID <processID> on the server with the alias <alias>.
#View the list of active network connections on the server with the alias <alias>.
#Check the available RAM on the server with the alias <alias>.
#Change the password for the user <username> on the server with the alias <alias> to <newPassword>.
#Create a new directory <directoryName> on the server with the alias <alias> at the path <path>.


==Tips and Tricks==
==Tips and Tricks==

Latest revision as of 00:27, 24 June 2023

ChatSSHPlug (ChatGPT Plugin)
ChatSSHPlug.png
Information
Name ChatSSHPlug
Platform ChatGPT
Model GPT-4
Category IT Management
Description Ability to SSH into your server and turn your natural language into server commands.
Release Date June 4, 2023
Available Yes
Working Yes

ChatSSHPlug is a Plugin for ChatGPT.

Guide

Example Prompts

Example prompts that utilize the plugin:

  1. Restart the server with the alias <alias>.
  2. Create a new user <username> with password <password> on the server with the alias <alias>.
  3. Update all packages on the server with the alias <alias>.
  4. Backup the server with the alias <alias> to the path <backupPath>.
  5. Install the package <packageName> on the server with the alias <alias>.
  6. Terminate the process with the ID <processID> on the server with the alias <alias>.
  7. View the list of active network connections on the server with the alias <alias>.
  8. Check the available RAM on the server with the alias <alias>.
  9. Change the password for the user <username> on the server with the alias <alias> to <newPassword>.
  10. Create a new directory <directoryName> on the server with the alias <alias> at the path <path>.

Tips and Tricks

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