Commando

Let the Commando do the heavy lifting.

Commando (cdo) is your AI terminal command companion. The goal of Commando is to be able to talk to your terminal in natural language.

Example:

cdo replace all instances of ‘foo’ with ‘bar’ in file.txt using sed
cdo pip remove package # properly calls the uninstall command
cdo grep all files in /var/log for ‘baz’ and cat results to results.txt

BIG WARNING:

cdo is a work in progress, and incomplete, but all the base is there. This is something I whipped up in 2 hours, so it is not yet finished. If you would like to dig in, please do. It requires libcurl because that was quick to implement however I am aware there are better ways to do it. I am not the best at C, so please feel free to make PR.

TODOLIST from cdo.c

TODOLIST:
TODO: better err handling
TODO: cmd validation, we validate nothing, nothing is valid
TODO: this is rough and dirty. there is zero async req handling
TODO: deal /w security and execution
TODO: potential memory leaks, need to handle them
TODO: better input handling than the basic regex mess
TODO: move all quotes and language strings to a file
TODO: there is no system prompt
TODO: need to have system prompt be a part of the config file
TODO: system prompt should tell GPT to wrap cmd -cmd-/:cmd:/@cmd@/cmd dunno, char needs to be non volatile to shellcmd this way, each can be parsed, put into arr, and multiple lines can be sent in 1 request, then iter on each cmd
TODO: user needs to be able to run in free access mode/intervention intervention: require each returned list of cmds to be y/n free access: "It's turbo time!" Guardrails off, good luck.
TODO: need to specify to LLM/GPT which OS it is running on. Win/Mac/Linux(distro)/BSD
TODO: add ability to use local/self hosted LLM trained on terminal cmds

Build:

g++ -o cdo cdo.cpp -lcurl

JettIsOnTheNet / commando