I'd like to share a terminal command I made to generate terminal commands

I'm a former Windows -> Linux convert and I'm happy I made the switch. My biggest hurdle has been memorizing all the important commands and their options & flags. Back before LLMs were a thing, I would spend a lot of time looking up commands in help docs / googling, and it was honestly mind numbing sometimes trying to find the right combination of commands and options I needed.

I didn't like having to have a browser window or searching through man docs every time I wanted to run something in the terminal, so I wrote cmdh, a terminal command for generating Linux commands from natural language.

It can be configured to send the command requests to ollama, which is an OSS frontend / API service for open source LLMs, and the OpenAI APIs, if you're unable to run an LLM locally.

cmdh has been a real productivity booster for me and I haven't had to check help docs once since I made it. I'm sharing it because it would make me happy to know others are saving time and energy using a tool I made.

I'd like to hear what others think about it and I'm open to improvement ideas

Thanks for reading my post! 🐧