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Run System Commands in Ruby – When to use which methods to run shell commands
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Hi HN,<p>I just released a very simple AI Shell / CLI tool that lets you convert natural language directly into executable shell commands. Built with python to simplify terminal workflows and help you quickly run commands without memorizing syntax.<p>It has two main usage modes:<p>One-shot mode...
I built a CLI tool called `sshsync` to run shell commands and transfer files across multiple servers over SSH concurrently.<p>It was inspired by tools like `pssh`, but I wanted something more modern, intuitive, and Pythonic.<p>What it does:<p>- Run shell commands on multiple servers (in parallel)
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Sometimes I want to run a shell command but don't remember the exact syntax. There are apps that aim to resolve that, as well as AI integrations into shells (like iTerm).<p>I thought there have to be an easier way to achieve this. And it turns out, there is (at least on zsh / macOS). It&#x...
A little weekend project, made so I can pause/play/rewind directly on the piano, when learning a song by ear.
Maintboot builds an appliance on the fly from a list of packages (using supermin). It then loads the appliance with kexec, bypassing the bios, and runs the maintenance script in that new context.
[Github Repo](https://github.com/google/grumpy)