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bash-gpt
bash-gpt is a bash extension that turns a natural language command into an actual command using a keyboard shortcut (by waveplate)
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MIT License | GNU General Public License v3.0 only |
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bash-gpt
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- Bash-GPT: Natural Language to Bash with Keyboard Shortcut and Zero Dependencies
- bash-gpt: a bash plugin that uses chatgpt to replace your natural language command with the actual command using a keyboard shortcut (without actually running it, zero dependencies)
- bash-gpt: a bash plugin that uses chatgpt to replace your natural language command with the actual command using a keyboard shortcut (without actually running it)
- i wrote a bash plugin that uses chatgpt to replace your natural languace command with the actual command using a keyboard shortcut (without actually running it)