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How to execute Copilot through the console

Overview

This article explains how to execute Copilot through the console. This is useful when you want to test a tool or assistant without using the Etendo Classic interface.

Prerequisites

  • Access to the Etendo Classic host.

Command

./gradlew copilot.do -Phost='https://my.etendo.instance/etendo' -Papp_id="Module Creator" -Pusername=my-user -Ppassword=my-password -Pquestion="Can you create a Module called 'Test Module? "  --console=plain

Parameters

  • -Phost: The URL of the Etendo Classic host. If not provided, the default host http://localhost:8080/etendo will be used.
  • -Pusername: The Etendo Classic username, who will execute the command. This user must have the necessary permissions to execute the command.
  • -Ppassword: The Etendo Classic password who will execute the command.
  • -Prole: The role of the user who will execute the command. If not provided, the default role will be used.
  • -Papp_id: The ID of the assistant to be executed. It can be the exact name of the assistant or the ID of the assistant.

  • -Pquestion: The question you want to ask the assistant.

  • --console=plain: This parameter is used to avoid the Gradle console from showing the progress bar.

Warning

  • The parameters username and password are mandatory.
  • If not provided, the script will ask for them. This is to avoid storing sensitive information in the command history.