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cli-senpai

v2.0.3

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A helpful CLI tool for generating required linux commands for given tasks using LLM's

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CLI Senpai

CLI Senpai is a command-line interface tool for fetching commands from a backend server based on specific tasks. It provides a simple and interactive way to retrieve commands without the need for manual configuration.

Installation

You can install CLI Senpai globally using npm:


npm  install  -g  cli-senpai

Requirements: CLI Senpai requires Node.js (version 10 or higher) and npm for installation.

Signup Required: To use CLI Senpai, you need to sign up at https://clisenpai.vercel.app to generate a key. These key will be used to authenticate requests at the backend server.

Features

  • Fetch Commands: Send requests to a backend server to fetch commands based on user input tasks.

  • Interactive Interface: Utilizes inquirer to provide an interactive command-line interface for seamless interaction.

  • No Configuration Required: Purely focused on fetching commands without the need for manual configuration or environment variables.

Usage

Once installed, you can use CLI Senpai from the command line by running:


senpai

CLI Senpai will prompt you to input a task. Upon entering the task, it will send a request to the backend server to fetch the corresponding commands.

example usage

Known Issues: CLI Senpai utilizes a Google's Large Language Model (LLM) for generating commands. Due to the nature of LLMs, the response may not always be accurate. It's recommended to verify the generated commands before execution, especially when dealing with direct OS kernel commands, as they can potentially cause harm to the system.

Acknowledgments

CLI Senpai utilizes various open-source libraries and resources. Special thanks to the contributors of the following projects:

Disclaimer

This project is a college project created for educational purposes. The author shall not be held responsible for any damage, loss of data, or other issues resulting from the use of this software.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you find any bugs or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.