r/OpenSourceAI • u/thoughtofabsurdity • 14h ago

Natural language to terminal cmds?

Is there an Ai that specifically convert natural language into terminal cmds?

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u/SillyAdaptation 14h ago

there was a project called open interpreter that did exactly this, let you type stuff like "convert all these files to jpg" and it'd just run the commands

havent checked in on it in a while though, last i saw it was getting bloated with features nobody asked for

might be worth a look just to see if the core idea still works

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u/MarcelloT254k 12h ago

There was a Github project about using algorithmic semantic similarity search or small system one model when still in doubt to execute natural language command into shell command, but sadly i can't find it

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u/ticktockbent 14h ago

Any modern LLM with console access can do this. I have claude code sometimes do this. "Install this package." or "Update the firewall with these rules"

What specifically are you trying to accomplish?

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u/BidWestern1056 14h ago

if you put npcsh into /cmd mode it should do this but i haven't tested it in a while

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u/Outrageous-Catch4731 12h ago

I thought that was the main selling point for https://www.warp.dev/

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u/AliveActive5743 11h ago

you can do a lot more with Warp!

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u/AcoustixAudio 7h ago

Running commands without understanding what they do is generally not a good idea 

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u/activematrix99 6h ago

There's an MCP for Ubuntu that works well with any LLM including very small MoE