Open bishopandco opened 1 year ago
Interesting! Are you imagining more than just enabling input from stdin? (what are a couple example command/uses you'd like to be able to run) gimme straight bash
cat some.json | q
And then inside shell-ai
> "change all the object's names to pascal case in $piped"
Oh interesting, so slightly different than raw stdin... more to provide context – I really like this! Imagining also being able to pass an optional '-i(nstruction)' flag to make it fully non-interactive.
Out of curiosity, what do you expect to happen/output when you run your example command?
Given I have json like this:
{
"name": "John Doe",
"age": 30,
"preferences": {
"theme": "dark",
"notifications": true,
"language": "English",
"favorite_food": "pizza",
"favorite_color": "blue",
"music_genre": "rock",
"movie_genre": "action",
"book_genre": "fantasy"
}
}
and I prompted change all the object's names to pascal case in $piped
I would get
{
"Name": "John Doe",
"Age": 30,
"Preferences": {
"Theme": "dark",
"Notifications": true,
"Language": "English",
"FavoriteFood": "pizza",
"FavoriteColor": "blue",
"MusicGenre": "rock",
"MovieGenre": "action",
"BookGenre": "fantasy"
}
}
your tool is awesome! i would love this feature too. i wrote my own ai shell of sorts to do things like read directories, files, pdfs, websites, etc. your tool is a lot better in it's simplicity, especially for the insanely well integrated, search-hit-enter-paste feature!
the only downside i see to this feature is the cost. i added price estimates to my tool so i could abort a query and generally understand how much $$ i am racking up with it's use. it's pretty easy to rack up $1+ queries when you start sending a lot of context to the api. but, that was my main interest in building the tool. your tool is an incredibly cool. i can't wait to make it a part of my daily workflow.
thanks!
It would be very helpful to pipe the contents of a file into shell-ai for operations.