Command Line Artificial Intelligence or CLAI is an open-sourced project from IBM Research aimed to bring the power of AI to the command line interface.
Describe the bug
I am currently using the x-terminal for Ubuntu Linux on an Acer Chromebook 14, model CB3-431. I am currently using the nlc2cmd skill.
When I open a new terminal window on the terminal emulator, everything works fine occasionally, but then commands stop functioning. Sometimes it does not work at all when I run a query.
I also have problems with the throughput of client-server access/response time. Although I do not run a test of the elapsed time for this, I know this could be Watson taking longer than usual. Does CLAI use a centralized REST protocol or decentralized (i.e., storage of cache packets is permissible to reduce latency)?
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to new terminal window
Run a query, like "how do I compress a directory into a bz2 file"
Reproducible error: "bash: how: command not found
Expected behavior
Expecting to see a usage statement. I have the auto mode enabled, as can be seen in screenshot.
Describe the bug I am currently using the x-terminal for Ubuntu Linux on an Acer Chromebook 14, model CB3-431. I am currently using the nlc2cmd skill.
When I open a new terminal window on the terminal emulator, everything works fine occasionally, but then commands stop functioning. Sometimes it does not work at all when I run a query.
I also have problems with the throughput of client-server access/response time. Although I do not run a test of the elapsed time for this, I know this could be Watson taking longer than usual. Does CLAI use a centralized REST protocol or decentralized (i.e., storage of cache packets is permissible to reduce latency)?
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Expecting to see a usage statement. I have the auto mode enabled, as can be seen in screenshot.
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