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tealdeer just shows you a cheatsheet, termy can effectively take a prompt and execute a command, example: $ termy create file test.txt and write Hello TERMy |
by gioscarab 12d ago
tealdeer just shows you a cheatsheet, termy can effectively take a prompt and execute a command, example:
$ termy create file test.txt and write Hello
TERMy | template match | Confidence: 100.00%
Thinking: Ok, I am asked to create the file test.txt.
echo 'Hello' > 'test.txt' && termy_set_context 'active_file' 'test.txt'
Description: Writes Hello in file test.txt.
Response: Affirmative
Now that I think about it, I should let TERMy use tldr...
- analog_daddy 11d agoYes tldr, navi cheatsheets are essentially a great set of how to do X using Y for terminal utilities. Pretty well curated set of commands for majority of the tasks, so are great training material. And great work! Love it
- indigodaddy 11d agoYes I think that would be a great idea!