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UpdatedJuly 28, 2024

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Linux Commands are like GTA Cheatcodes. People with great memory remember them by heart and weaker ones write them down.

I am a hybrid, I used to remember most of the linux commands and GTA Cheatcodes but I don't have them byheart anymore

Here is why

Introducing askcmd

askcmd is a command line tool which takes natural language as input and outputs commands specific to your OS.

npm i askcmd -g
Go to Groq.com and get an API KEY
askcmd -s <APIKEY>
Start getting commands for anything like askcmd show me the last 5 commitids with the message
Forget Linux Commands like you have forgotten routes after GPS arrived.

It's open source. Would appreciate it if you star it.

#npm #ai #ai-tools #linux

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