Also give me ChatAPT, the tool that helps you when your Debian package manager is in a broken state. And similar tools ChatPIP and ChatConda. Hell, just give me ChatAdmin.
Feels like the dotcom phase all over again. Next is ChatWithDominoPizza.
Hilariously, one internal version of Bard really really wanted to send you a pizza. My guess is it was trained on the ositivity of /r/Random_Acts_Of_Pizza/,
but who knows?
Actually, that might be a future project! I am a bit worried about how much data I'd be sending on each request and how that may eat into tokens though, especially for more troublesome issues.
Yes I'm trying to catch up with the llama crowd - I wouldn't mind giving recursive shell access to a locally hosted, offline language model. On the other hand, hooking up a networked LLM to your networked shell is essentially a RCE by design