aegish
Write linux commands in natural language using the power of local ai!
You can use aegish in two modes: Local or Cloud. Local uses ollama to run models on your device, whereas cloud uses your api key to make a request to a cloud provider.
Local providers: Ollama
Cloud Providers: ChatGPT (OpenAI), Gemini (Google), Claude (Anthropic)
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Installation
Install using pip
pip install aegish
After installation, use the ag configure command to choose local or cloud ai, to choose models, and to save api keys:
ag --configure
Make sure you know the api usage prices per model before selecting the model. The AI company will bill you based on usage and models used.
Usage
Generate a Linux command from natural language:
ag list files in this directory
Print the generated command without running it:
ag --print-only show disk usage
Configure the default model and system prompt:
ag --configure
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