This may end a bit hard to do but could be very usefull to allows shell-genie to works with tabs autocomplete dedution and explanation like for example. If you write "ls -lh" and press tab twice to autocomplete it can comes with the response:
Description: The command 'ls -lh' is used to list the contents of a directory in a long format, with human-readable file sizes. It will display the file permissions, owner, group, size, date, and filename. The '-l' flag stands for 'long' and the '-h' flag stands for 'human-readable'. This command works on macOS-12.6.5 using zsh.
This may end a bit hard to do but could be very usefull to allows shell-genie to works with tabs autocomplete dedution and explanation like for example. If you write "ls -lh" and press tab twice to autocomplete it can comes with the response:
Description: The command 'ls -lh' is used to list the contents of a directory in a long format, with human-readable file sizes. It will display the file permissions, owner, group, size, date, and filename. The '-l' flag stands for 'long' and the '-h' flag stands for 'human-readable'. This command works on macOS-12.6.5 using zsh.