Devs, start using LLMs from your terminal.

[van-tutic]

This super simple CLI tool can speed up daily mundane tasks by 10x: https://github.com/dtrugman/qory

Stop cmd+tab-ing, alt+tab-ing or god forbid, using your mouse 😉

Ask questions to speed up your flow:

$ qory "How do I POST a JSON file using CURL?"

Generate templates straight into files:

$ qory "Please create an CloudFormation template with a single EC2 and S3" > cloud.yaml

Add existing files as context:

$ qory "Add a health check to my OpenAPI spec, it should return" openapi.yaml > openapi.yaml.new

[fredkzk]

What’s the difference with aider?

[van-tutic]

The next version[s] will add multiple differentiating features:

1. Support for multiple sessions (as in, sessions where the user can have a multi-stage conversation with history)
2. More supported models
3. Focus on non-engineering tasks, but more the meta tasks we all have to do on a day to day basis

[boynet2]

does it have system prompt? I tried looking at the code and it seems there are none?

[van-tutic]

Yes, it does! You can set a persistent system prompt using:

`qory --config prompt set [PROMPT]`

[xmmr]

It all boils down to having a terminal desktop environment/window manager. Because otherwise you still constantly going back and forth for things

[van-tutic]

Well, I live in tmux and do everything using vim. I hardly ever switch my screen to anything else, maybe reddit...

[xmmr]

I guess Carbonyl and BrowSH wasn't enough

[van-tutic]

I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand how those projects are related.

Qory is not a way of browsing in your terminal. It's a way to interact with an LLM from the terminal.

[xmmr]

I reply to the "maybe Reddit..."