I'm imagining an alternative to bash (like zsh) that upon installing would ask for your openai api key (or even better connect to langchain and support multiple different sources of text AI, including locally-running models).<p>Then you can basically tell it what to do (arbitrary commands) in plain english or a combination of plain english and broken code) and it will generate, debug and run code for you, like here:
https://twitter.com/kcimc/status/1634334907790135298<p>For those concerned about safety, you can also configure when/how it asks for user permission before running the code etc. There could be a check built-in on all potentially fatal code etc.etc.<p>Does this thing exist yet? If no - can someone please make it?<p>p.s.
yes, I know security risks blah blah, running arbitrary code is very dangerous blah blah. But you know what? I've done enough dumb shit myself to trust this thing as much as I can trust myself, especially if proper guardrails are implemented and are presented as defaults (that I can change if I want to).
The first thing I found is HeyCLI - <a href="https://github.com/HeyCLI/heyCLI_client">https://github.com/HeyCLI/heyCLI_client</a>, but it's not exactly there...