MyText: A Minimal AI-Powered Text Rewriting Tool

MyText is a lightweight AI-powered text enhancement tool that rewrites, paraphrases, and adjusts tone using modern LLM providers. It offers a clean command-line interface and a minimal Python API, supports multiple providers (Google AI Studio & Cloudflare Workers AI), and automatically selects the first available provider based on your environment variables.

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• Download Version 0.6 or Latest Source
• pip install .

• Check Python Packaging User Guide
• pip install mytext==0.6

Executes a one-time text transformation using the provided options and exits immediately after producing the result.

mytext \
  --mode="paraphrase" \
  --tone="formal" \
  --text="Can you update me on the project timeline by the end of the day?"

Starts an interactive session that repeatedly accepts new text inputs from the user while keeping the same configuration until the process is terminated.

mytext \
  --mode="paraphrase" \
  --tone="formal" \
  --loop

ℹ️ Supported modes: paraphrase, grammar, summarize, simplify, bulletize, shorten

ℹ️ Supported tones: neutral, formal, casual, friendly, professional, academic, creative

ℹ️ Supported providers: auto, ai-studio, cloudflare, openrouter, cerebras, groq, nvidia, github

You can also use MyText directly inside Python.

from mytext import run_mytext
from mytext import Mode, Tone, Provider

auth = {"api_key": "YOUR_KEY"}
result = run_mytext(
    text="Let me know if you have any questions after reviewing the attached document.",
    auth=auth,
    mode=Mode.PARAPHRASE,
    tone=Tone.NEUTRAL,
    provider=Provider.AI_STUDIO
)

print(result["status"], result["message"])

MyText automatically detects which providers are available based on environment variables. Each provider has a default model. You may optionally override it using either the CLI --model argument or a *_MODEL environment variable.

MyText supports multiple configuration sources (CLI arguments, environment variables, and built-in defaults). When resolving any configurable parameter (e.g., model), MyText follows this priority order:

1. CLI argument (highest priority)
2. Corresponding environment variable
3. Built-in default value (lowest priority)

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