brix-term 0.1.0a1

AI powered terminal for Python developers.

BrixTerm by LLMBrix

About

AI powered terminal app for Python developers.

Has to be configured via ENV variables (see below).

Works with OpenAI models only.

Features

• no command - either execute a terminal command. If command fails AI will suggest fix
• you can directly spell out commands in natural language
• type a my question for answer mode - chatbot in your terminal
• type c my question for code mode - terminal generates piece of Python code and copies it to clipboard
• chat history supported for all 3 modes (terminal, answer and code)
• support for interactive sessions (e.g. htop)
• history of commands (up to 1000 commands stored, retrieve with arrow up/down)
• completions with TAB

Install

pip install brix-term

Configure

Set following ENV variables:

# (OPTIONAL) Model to be used, default is gpt-4o-mini, can use 'gpt-4o'
export BRIX_TERM_MODEL='gpt-4o-mini'

# (OPTIONAL) How many conversation turns to store in chat history, defaults are 3, 5, 3, as shown
export TERM_MODE_HIST=3
export ANSWER_MODE_HIST=5
export CODE_MODE_HIST=3

# Configure LLM API for OpenAI
export OPENAI_API_KEY='<TOKEN>'

# (OR) Configure LLM API for Azure OpenAI
export AZURE_OPENAI_API_KEY='<TOKEN>'
export AZURE_OPENAI_API_VERSION='<VERSION>'
export AZURE_OPENAI_ENDPOINT='<ENDPOINT>'

Run

Type in your terminal:

brixterm

Use

• type valid unix command and it will run
• type command with typo jit commit -am 'wip', it will fail. AI will automatically suggest fixed command version, confirm with y
• type natural language sentence not starting with unix keyword e.g. list all files in this dir ending with .py", confirm with y
• a what is diameter of earth? - will trigger answer mode, chatbot will answer in terminal directly
• c deduplicate pandas dataframe - code will be generated into terminal and copied to clipboard
• e or q to exit

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Third-Party Licenses

This project includes open-source components licensed under their own terms. See THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES.txt for details.