What if you could plan a dystopian police state from a single prompt?
That's what PlanExe does. It took a two-sentence idea about deploying police robots in Brussels and generated a multi-faceted, 50-page strategic and tactical plan.
See the "Police Robots" plan here →
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If you are not a developer. You can generate 1 plan for free, beyond that it cost money.
Installation (Click to expand)
Prerequisite: You are a python developer with machine learning experience.
Typical python installation procedure:
git clone https://github.com/neoneye/PlanExe.git
cd PlanExe
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
(venv) pip install '.[gradio-ui]'Config A: Run a model in the cloud using a paid provider. Follow the instructions in OpenRouter.
Config B: Run models locally on a high-end computer. Follow the instructions for either Ollama or LM Studio.
Recommendation: I recommend Config A as it offers the most straightforward path to getting PlanExe working reliably.
PlanExe comes with a Gradio-based web interface. To start the local web server:
(venv) python -m planexe.plan.app_text2planThis command launches a server at http://localhost:7860. Open that link in your browser, type a vague idea or description, and PlanExe will produce a detailed plan.
To stop the server at any time, press Ctrl+C in your terminal.
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You input a vague description of what you want and PlanExe outputs a plan. See generated plans here.
YouTube video: Using PlanExe to plan a lunar base
