ChatGPT-AutoHotkey-Utility

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An AutoHotkey script that uses the ChatGPT API to process selected text.

How to use

1. Install AutoHotkey v2. Note that this script will not work on earlier versions of AutoHotkey.
2. Copy your OpenAI API key here (you may need to create a new secret key‍)
3. Open ChatGPT AutoHotkey Utility.ahk using your favorite text editor
4. Paste your OpenAI API key on the API_Key variable

5. Launch ChatGPT AutoHotkey Utility.ahk
6. Highlight a text that you want to process using ChatGPT API and press the back quote key to bring up the menu

(Image from emacs.stackexchange.com)

Customizing menu, prompts, APIs, and hotkey

You can customize prompts and the menu order by doing the following:

Menu

Under Menus and ChatGPT prompts, add a menu by adding this code:

MenuPopup.Add("&8 - Text_To_Appear", Function_To_Execute_When_Selected)

The character next to the "and" sign (&) is the hotkey for that particular menu that, when pressed, activates it.

You can also add a line separator using this code:

MenuPopup.Add()

Prompt

You can add a prompt using this code:

Function_To_Execute_When_Selected(*) {
    ChatGPT_Prompt := "Your prompt here:"
    Status_Message := "Status message that will show while processing the request"
    API_Model := "gpt-4" ; or API_Model := "gpt-3.5-turbo"
    ProcessRequest(ChatGPT_Prompt, Status_Message, API_Model, Retry_Status)
}

APIs

You can edit the API used for each prompt by changing the API_Model under each prompt. Visit this page to explore a selection of available API models.

Hotkeys

You can change the hotkeys under Hotkeys. See here for the list of possible hotkeys.

To suspend the script, press Capslock & the backtick key (`)

To close the GUI, press Esc

Credits

• AutoHotkey-JSON library
• ai-tools-ahk for the inspiration
• Icons8 for the icon
• WebView2 to convert ChatGPT's Markdown replies into HTML