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Thank you! Let me know what you think if you try it out :)

Yep he runs on its own when the command is non-destructive, like checking the CPU temperature, it does ask for permission if the command is potentially destructive. I agree it is so cool, it looks sci-fi :)

Ciao, yes for now the sentiment analysis is used only to provide an emoji related to the response. In the future I would like also to influence the choices of adjectives and interjections according to the sentiment.

For now it is a bit of a gimmick I agree :)

Yeah would be a nice experiment, if you are interested to contribute to NPC-Forge please open an issue, I would be happy to discuss about that.

This is such a nice idea! I could add a fallback towards LLMs, it was present but I removed it. Would you be interested to help me implement the auto-update? I must admit, the LLMs are very useful for this kind of work. I think that TERMY's design is now feasible BECAUSE OF the availability of LLMs. They make the dataset development feasible.

Thank you very much for the link.

WOW! With that dataset the capabilities of TERMy could be vastly extended!

Thank you.

tealdeer just shows you a cheatsheet, termy can effectively take a prompt and execute a command, example:

$ termy create file test.txt and write Hello

TERMy | template match | Confidence: 100.00%

Thinking: Ok, I am asked to create the file test.txt.

echo 'Hello' > 'test.txt' && termy_set_context 'active_file' 'test.txt'

Description: Writes Hello in file test.txt.

Response: Affirmative

Now that I think about it, I should let TERMy use tldr...

I tried functiongemma, it is for sure faster than those models, the problem is that is not reliable enough for a terminal assistant. I would say that no LLM is good for a terminal assistant, if you take into account the operational cost and the risk of damage. Even if it fails only 1 time out of 10 becomes useless. That's why I developed FlintParser!

Warp uses LLMs so it is slow and prone to hallucination. Using very colloquial terms TERMy is more or less a calculator that knows english :) so it can run on your CPU and respond instantly! The difference is that it can only answer predetermined responses (with optional arguments) this makes it useless if you need to generate text, but makes it safe and predictable for a use case like a terminal assistant.