I’ve been working on a CLI tool named Chatterm, primarily on Linux, designed to bridge OpenAI’s GPT models with the command line. It’s particularly handy for executing shell commands, then feeding their outputs directly into GPT for further processing or interpretation. While I’ve focused on Linux environments, I suspect it could adapt well to PowerShell on Windows too. This feature simplifies tasks like data parsing or troubleshooting by leveraging GPT’s capabilities directly from the terminal. I’m keen to hear if anyone has tried something similar or has thoughts on enhancing this integration, especially across different operating systems. Any insights or feedback would be greatly appreciated!
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