Bash scripts for in-line CLI review, editing and execution of Bash commands suggested by an LLM in response to a user's requests for assistance.
aidoandsaidoare Bash aliases leveraging a backing function designed to execute Bash commands that have been suggested by an LLM (Language Model) based on natural language user prompts.- These tools integrate seamlessly into your
.bashrcfile, providing an in-line method to request Bash command guidance.
aido and saido are designed to provide users with a convenient interface for executing Bash commands as either a non-root user or as root, respectively, as suggested by a Language Learning Model (LLM). They serve as handy tools for those who may not remember every Bash command or who seek a targeted and actionable reminder without any tl;dr.
Users must manually approve and can modify any LLM-suggested command before execution. This measure ensures control and conscious user consent before any command execution, particularly for those prefixed by sudo. However, please note that this is a proof-of-concept and that users are wholly responsible for commands they execute, especially since eval is used for execution.
Add the following aliases to your .bashrc to use (these are provided in the aido-bashrc-snippet.sh):
alias aido='aido_func aido -u'
alias saido='aido_func saido -a'Ensure the aichat package and any required LLM servers (like ollama) or cloud API services are properly configured on your machine. Add the provided function and aliases to your .bashrc file to enable the functionality.
This script relies on the aichat package for LLM communication and might require local or remote LLM servers depending on your setup.
Refer to:
aichatinstallation: aichat GitHub pageollamaserver setup: Ollama Homepage
The script may require prompt optimization for specific LLM models and does not support multiple command recommendations or maintain context between interactions.
Currently tested with the ollama server and Eric Hartford's dolphin-mixtral-8x7b model. Other models and extensive prompt engineering have not been tested.
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This project is open-sourced under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Contributions are welcome!
This project is for educational and proof-of-concept purposes only. No guarantees are provided regarding the safety, security, or suitability of the suggested commands. Users are responsible for reviewing and executing commands at their own risk.