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rumovoice OP t1_jaz2inw wrote
Reply to comment by kekinor in [P] LazyShell - GPT based autocomplete for zsh by rumovoice
shell_gpt seems more mature than that
https://github.com/TheR1D/shell_gpt
Both of those are separate scripts rather than hotkey bindings that work inline in your shell.
rumovoice OP t1_jax22id wrote
Reply to comment by Zieng in [P] LazyShell - GPT based autocomplete for zsh by rumovoice
the availability is meh, 99%
rumovoice OP t1_jawfmk1 wrote
Reply to comment by BezoomnyBrat in [P] LazyShell - GPT based autocomplete for zsh by rumovoice
I'm not sure if bash has autocomplete capabilities like that (like asking for a query under the current command line)
rumovoice OP t1_javxdca wrote
Reply to comment by DAlmighty in [P] LazyShell - GPT based autocomplete for zsh by rumovoice
If you know and remember the command - yes, if you need to google or read the man first this could be faster. Or sometimes faster for complex commands with subshells and regexes.
rumovoice OP t1_javfy8c wrote
Reply to comment by omgpop in [P] LazyShell - GPT based autocomplete for zsh by rumovoice
it inserts $(pwd)
rumovoice OP t1_jav292n wrote
Reply to comment by omgpop in [P] LazyShell - GPT based autocomplete for zsh by rumovoice
It sends only OS name and current command. I tried to avoid sending anything else for privacy reasons.
rumovoice OP t1_jauxt0h wrote
https://github.com/not-poma/lazyshell
A smart autocomplete script invoked with ALT+G. It can modify the existing command as well.
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rumovoice OP t1_jazl88i wrote
Reply to comment by ke7cfn in [P] LazyShell - GPT based autocomplete for zsh by rumovoice
> download and build sshfs for an m1 mac
its answer:
git clone https://github.com/osxfuse/sshfs.git && cd sshfs && ./autogen.sh && ./configure && make && sudo make installit doesn't do well in cases where it needs some recent knowledge like m1 issues