The translation engine for the Humanities in the Age of Artificial Intelligence research cluster.
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Generate an API key bay navigating to platform.openai.com/api-keys and logging in
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This process is very straightforward. Copy your API key and store it somewhere safe and ideally encrypted (you will not be able to view it again)
- I recommend storing it in a password manager like Bitwarden or 1Password
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Open your terminal and enter the following command
bash setup.sh
- Note: if you are using Windows you will need to install Cygwin or use WSL in order to run bash scripts
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If a config.env file is not found, the script will create it and you will be prompted to enter the API key that you just generated
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Congratulations! You just generated your own API key and can now work on the project locally!
The following section is extremely important, Read It Carefully
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Do not commit API keys to the repository this poses a serious security risk
- If you do this accidentilly, that's ok. Just let everyone know what happened, de-authorize your API key on the website, and generate a new one.
- You MUST de-authorize your old key, because the nature of git means that the information is always recovorable, so deleting the file is not enough
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Do not share your API keys, if a key gets out then anyone who has it can use our API credits
- If you need to be added to the OpenAI organization so that you can generate your own key, contact Professor Minghui Hu and ask him to add you
- Explore open source LLM's
- Provide the model with relevant cultural and historical context for the translations