aish

What it does

AI coding agents run terminals built for humans. Every git diff, test run, or build log comes back full of banners, passing-test spam, repeated paths, and stack trace noise aish sits in front of your shell commands and gives agents compact, evidence-preserving observations instead. Same commands, same information that matters just without the noise. What command wastes the most context for your coding agent? Tell us below — that's exactly what we're building toward next.

AgentShell gives AI coding agents compact, evidence-preserving terminal output instead of raw shell noise.

AI coding agents use terminals designed for humans. AgentShell gives them compact, evidence-preserving observations for repo inspection, file reading, search, git status, diffs, tests, and builds. ============================= test session starts ============================== platform linux -- Python 3.11.4, pytest-7.4.0 collected 14 items tests/test_auth.py ..........F. [100%] =================================== FAILURES =================================== _____________________________ test_empty_password ______________________________ def test_empty_password(): > assert login("user", "") == 400 E AssertionError: assert 200 == 400 tests/test_auth.py:44: AssertionError…from yakshithk.github.io

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