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<h1>smartsh.py</h1>
*smartsh.py* is a simple python script that I wrote which can take a task description (any string) as argument and query OpenAPI's API to tell you how to accomplish the given task using a shell command.
<h3>See it in action on asciinema!</h3>
[![asciicast](https://asciinema.org/a/576695.png)](https://asciinema.org/a/576695)
Yes, chatgpt from command line (sort of). But let me tell you a simple trick that you can use to supercharge your bash with it!
*smartsh.py* is a simple python script that I wrote which can take a task description (any string) as argument and query OpenAPI's API to tell you how to accomplish the given task using a shell command. Yes, chatgpt from command line (sort of). But let me tell you a simple trick that you can use to supercharge your bash with it!
bash (I think starting from 4.0) conveniently provides a handler for situations when a command that the user entered is invalid.