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How-CLI is a terminal-based assistant that generates precise shell commands for any task you ask. Powered by Google Gemini’s generative AI, it provides context-aware, executable shell commands tailored to your current environment.

Terminal assistant generating accurate shell commands - Ademking/how

How-CLI is a terminal-based assistant that generates precise shell commands for any task you ask. Powered by Google Gemini’s generative AI, it provides context-aware, executable shell commands tailored to your current environment. Yeah, I know... It’s a Gemini wrapper. I know it's not the next Warp AI terminal or some fancy LLM-based shell integration with auto-completion and context persistence... I know it's “yet another CLI tool” and yes, I'm painfully aware that wrapping an API and printing stuff in the terminal isn't groundbreaking computer science... But here's the thing: I made How-CLI because it was fun and quick to build... It's not meant to change the world. It’s meant to make…from github.com

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