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For all of you using `llm` - perhaps take a look at [Gtk-llm-chat](https://github.com/icarito/gtk-llm-chat).

I put a lot of effort into it - it integrates with `llm` command line tool and with your desktop, via a tray icon and nice chat window.

I recently released 3.0.0 with packages for all three major desktop operating systems.

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This is pretty great.

Interesting. What do you use it for beyond the normal chatting

I sometimes use llm from the command line, for instance with a fragment, or piping a resource from the web with curl, and then pick up the cid with `llm gtk-chat --cid MYCID`.

I'm actually planning on abandoning Simon's infra soon. I want a multi-stream, routing based solution that is more aware of the modern API advancements.

The Unix shell is good at being the glue between programs. We've increased the dimensionality with LLMs.

Some kind of ports based system like named pipes with consumers and producers.

Maybe something like gRPC or NATS (https://github.com/nats-io). MQTT might also work. Network transparent would be great.

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