futa: F(unctionally) Useless Terminal Assistant Powered by qwen3! WARNING: Please don't use futa irresponsibly. It's highly recommended to run futa on a VM just because of the unpredictability of the commands it generates. π© Are you tired of knowing what you're doing in the terminal? Want to add β¨chaosβ¨ to your workflow? π§ Introducing: futa β the Functionally Useless Terminal Assistant that runs a MASSIVE π€― LANGUAGE MODEL π§ to execute the tiniest of commands for you! Because why just type ls when you can launch a rocket π of AI processing to tell you to type ls? π€·ββοΈπΈ π οΈ How It Works futa You type literally anything π€ FUTA spins up a large language model π (yes, every time) It interprets your command with the intelligence of a thousand neckbeards π§ββοΈπ§ββοΈπ§ Then it decides what to actually run in your terminal π§ͺ It might do what you want. It might destroy your file system. π€‘ Who knows! π‘ Example bash Copy Edit futa "make it go brrr" π§ π€ LLM: Analyzing command... π "make it go brrr" detected as 'start a Docker container probably?' βοΈ Executing: docker-compose up --force-recreate --brrr-mode=true π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯ π¦ Features π€ Uses more compute power than the Apollo missions to run git status π Responds with overconfident energy like your Tech Bro friend, even when itβs dead wrong π§΅ Outputs at least 3 paragraphs of explanation before running a 1-line command π Productivity? Never heard of her 𧨠Installation git clone github.com/nail-e/futa Run the install script π§ Disclaimer β οΈ FUTA is Functionally Useless for a reason. We are not responsible for: Loss of sanity π§ Corrupted terminal sessions π Existential crises brought on by the AI sounding smarter than you π€π§ Accidentally deleting your $HOME folder π£ π§ββοΈ Use Cases (??) π When you want to look like you're working, but actually you're LARPing as a sysadmin π§ When you crave chaos and have too much RAM π€ When you're doing a live demo and want to bet your career on a language model π§© When Clippy wasnβt quite needy enough β Contribut...
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