idea: make inserting commands in the command line frictionless

[tfriedel]

Currently you are forced to copy paste commands from the LLM output back into the commandline.
It would be nice if the most likely command that you would copy paste would already be filled in so you just have to press enter.

This could be encouraged with a prompt that returns structured output, e.g. text + optional command to fill in the command line.

Alternatively a way to copy & paste command lines with some tmux plugin may also work.

I was using https://github.com/Realiserad/fish-ai until now which allows getting commands inserted into the command line only. It doesn't come with any explanations or visibility of the tmux history though.

[ncoop57]

Woah fish-ai is pretty cool! I think I figured out a way to add this using tmux tmux send-keys "your command here". I'll play around with it a bit to see if I can get it working. Thanks for the suggestion!!

[ncoop57]

@tfriedel

This is now supported via the --c flag. For example, you can now run: ssage --c How can I list all files including the hidden ones? and it will now insert the command directly into your terminal so you can simply press Enter to execute it 🤓

[ncoop57]

FYI, you will need to install shell sage from main for now until I make a new release on pypi