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Uh hello guys. In this live stream, I
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will show you an open source
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coding CLI [snorts] agent, which is
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called as Goose, g o o
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So, if you simply write Goose AI, the
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very first link which comes directly on
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Google, it's an open source coding AI
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agent, which allows you to build out
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your coding application.
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it's also available on GitHub as well,
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So, it's an open source extensible
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Once get installed in CLI, it gives you
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code suggestions. It builds out complete
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full stack applications.
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So, now to install this, you can even
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install this the desktop app, or you can
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install the CLI version.
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So, the desktop app, you can install
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this directly for Mac operating system,
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So, for Windows, you will see install
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for the Windows, you click the button.
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And it's round about 223 megabytes.
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Or it's also available as a CLI version
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both the scenarios you can do.
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Install this EXE file, just run the
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install this desktop software.
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Or you can also install the CLI version.
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This is a command which is given, CLI
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command, query command.
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So, you simply go to the terminal, paste
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using this command, the CLI version will
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So, after it get installed, you can
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actually configure it by executing this
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command, goose.configure.
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First of all, authenticate, and then add
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the appropriate AI model.
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So, you can set the open AI API key
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using environment variable, like this.
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So, you can see that it's a downloading
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So, you can use any AI provider, let's
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suppose Anthropic, Gemini.
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All the AI providers are supported.
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After setting the API key, you can
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You will set to You will answer this
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these question, configure providers.
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actually choose any provider. If you're
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using Anthropic, you set the API key
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like this. Which model provider you use,
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Anthropic, and paste your API key.
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After that, you set your model, whatever
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model you want to use.
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simply run the command. Just provide
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your prompt, whatever application, using
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And then it builds out a complete
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For specifically Windows, you need to
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install that EXE file, because this
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command is not working right here.
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So, you install that EXE file, just
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install their desktop software.
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If you are on Windows, so
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you can install their desktop
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Just provide the API key, ChatGPT, any
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subscription API key.
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And you can easily get started.
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definitely check this out. It's
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completely open source.
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You can read their documentation as
