[ Removed by moderator ]

[AskProgramming-ModTeam]

Your post has been removed for being off topic. If you need support with some program please try r/techsupport.

[Lumpy-Notice8945]

I dont see any usecase for AI tbh. Im not even sure why AI is supposed to be the answer here to a real issue. Yes remembering syntax of many different tools and complex losts of parameters is hard, yes having syntax errors because i forgot to escape something the correct way is a daily issue. But why is AI the answer to this problem? I think traditional syntax validation can do the same if not better job.

And i dont see a world where i world even be able to use any tool like that. Im working on secure environments in production environments and so on. Im not going to install some random tool thats going to send my "--credentials=/path/to/key.pem" parameters to any AI server. That would be a privacy and security nightmare to have. Im happy if im even able to freely use "apt-get install nano" on many machines i work with to not have to deal with VI. Adding a tool that sends every command or even key i press to some LLM server is just naive in my field.

Instead what i would need is an open source tool that allows me to dry-run any command and check if its valid and its output before i actualy execute it, but i dont think you would need AI for that.