This seems like it can be super useful - lot to go over but want to focus on running commands in containers. Having a clean and elegant way of executing LLM commands in a containerized environment is definitely better than running on a single VM/machine. I do wonder how something like this would run in a containerized application though - can you define the "host" to be a kubernetes control plane?
Edit: Okay, taking a deeper look - this seems to be a separate runtime on top of node - "$" seems to be global and files are defined as .genai.mjs and run through VSCode. I see that there's a way to run via CLI as well: `npx genaiscript run proofreader path/to/files*.md`, but I wonder what the rationale around these design decisions are. It seems like it's tying these files to a different runtime - can I use them directly in Node or Bun as part of an API? Something like "import {templateStr as $, def} from 'genaiscript'", then use it normally in Node?
Note that the container link on the homepage to https://microsoft.github.io/genaiscript/referenc/scripts/con... seems to be broken.
Edit: Okay, taking a deeper look - this seems to be a separate runtime on top of node - "$" seems to be global and files are defined as .genai.mjs and run through VSCode. I see that there's a way to run via CLI as well: `npx genaiscript run proofreader path/to/files*.md`, but I wonder what the rationale around these design decisions are. It seems like it's tying these files to a different runtime - can I use them directly in Node or Bun as part of an API? Something like "import {templateStr as $, def} from 'genaiscript'", then use it normally in Node?