About
AILT is a Linux terminal tool powered by AI. It allows you to issue commands in natural language, which it can execute on your system. Designed primarily as a learning tool and assistant, AILT is intended to support your workflow rather than replace your control—users should remain the main driver while relying on AILT as a helper.
Tip: Always ensure that the command is correct and safe before confirming execution.
Features
- Natural language command execution
- Auto-completion suggestions
- AI assistant for complex workflows
- Supports Linux distros: RPM, DEB, TAR
- Man Pages
- Command explanations
Installation
# RPM
sudo rpm -i ailt.rpm
# DEB
sudo dpkg -i ailt.deb
First Run
# Run ollama in the background ollama serve & # Download model ollama pull mistral # Run AILT ailt
Note: The default AI model used by AILT is Mistral.
Note: Installing and using AILT requires OLLAMA and Mistral7b model, which will download approximately 5 GB of data. Ensure you have enough storage before installation.
Source Code & Contribution
AILT is an open-source project. You can find the source code, report issues, or contribute on GitHub:
Manual
Usage Example
You can interact with AILT using natural language commands. For example, to get the first line from a file named
secret.txt
, you can type:AI: Get me the first line from secret.txt
AILT will interpret your request, run the necessary Linux command, and return the output automatically.
Tip: Always ensure that the command is correct and safe before confirming execution.
Tip: Always verify the file path and permissions before executing commands to avoid errors
AILT Commands
- model - Show current Ollama model
- set model
- Set new Ollama model - verbose - Toggle verbose mode
- dryrun - Toggle dry-run mode
- history - Show command history
- clear history - Clear command history
- exit / quit - Exit AI Shell
- help - Show this message
Credits
This project was created and is maintained by Luka Beslic.
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