I know this is what Windows and Mac OS are pushing for right now, but I haven't heard much discussion about it on Linux. I would like to be able to give my fingers a rest sometimes by describing simple tasks to my computer and having it execute them, i.e., "hey computer, write a shell script at the top of this directory that converts all JPGs containing the string "car" to transparent background png" and "execute the script", or "hey computer, please run a search for files containing this string in the background". It should be able to ask me for input like "okay user, please type the string". I think all it really needs to be is an LLM mostly trained on bash scripting that would have its own interactive shell running in the background. It should be able to do things like open nautilus windows and execute commands within its shell. Maybe it should have a special permissions structure. It would be cool if it could interact with the WM and I could so stuff like "tile my VScode windows horizontally across desktop 1 and move all my Firefox windows to desktop 2, maximized." Seems technically feasible at this point. Does such a project exist?
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