AI enabled Bash shell

This is a silly incorporation of OpenAI into a bash shell for the purpose of generating helpful cli commands. There are certainly better examples out there, but this is my hello world working with the OpenAI API (via python openai).

Installation

1. Source an environment variable OPENAI_API_KEY from somewhere.
2. Move these two files somewhere in $PATH and set executable, in this case ~/bin/
3. Alias openai_bash_wrapper.sh to something nifty, like ai

Usage

Text passed after the wrapper will pass to the python script for processing. The prompt sent to OpenAI has a Linux/Bash context prepended to it. Try something like:

$ ai find files owned by zac in the current directory

or

$ ai convert certificate.pem to pkcs12 using openssh

etc...

The wrapper will ask if you if the command looks reasonable and safe to run. If you answer yes, it will be executed.

Have fun, don't break anything. By all means, fork and contribute. Maybe something useful will come of it.