Open avertx opened 3 months ago
100% more useful would be to add a "directory base" keystroke so all commands are filtered for that and its subdirs, until some exit keystroke (or user leaves directory structure).
btw, tried, didn't work out so well - it disrupted my workflow: https://github.com/ericfreese/zsh-cwd-history
*the security implications of having an AI search had me shocked. Maybe ya'll don't do anything important on the command line...
is the TUI configurable? I'm really used to my Ctrl+R coming up from the bottom.
What's with the #'s (for color escapes I assume?) in the syslog? (I was in there watching it freak out about not knowing about a user)
How about a non-encrypted option? (running sql against a private db might spur some unthinkable magic we can merge back in)
How firm is the http interface? Can one make a serverless backend yet?
sorry, just not a 'go' coder, I'll be around...
100% more useful would be to add a "directory base" keystroke so all commands are filtered for that and its subdirs, until some exit keystroke (or user leaves directory structure).
btw, tried, didn't work out so well - it disrupted my workflow: https://github.com/ericfreese/zsh-cwd-history
*the security implications of having an AI search had me shocked. Maybe ya'll don't do anything important on the command line...
is the TUI configurable? I'm really used to my Ctrl+R coming up from the bottom.
What's with the #'s (for color escapes I assume?) in the syslog? (I was in there watching it freak out about not knowing about a user)
How about a non-encrypted option? (running sql against a private db might spur some unthinkable magic we can merge back in)
How firm is the http interface? Can one make a serverless backend yet?
sorry, just not a 'go' coder, I'll be around...