No Claude Code needed for that! Just hang around r/unixporn and you'll collect enough scripts and tips to realize that mainstream OS have pushed computers from a useful tool to a consumerism toy.
No Claude Code needed for that! Just hang around r/unixporn and you'll collect enough scripts and tips to realize that mainstream OS have pushed computers from a useful tool to a consumerism toy.
It's faster than I am, and it knows things like ffmpeg flags I don't care to memorize.
Even opencode running on a local model is decent at this.
tar xzvf <filename> -> "tar eXtract Zipped Verbose File <filename>"
tar czvf <filename> <files> -> "tar Compress Zipped Verbose File <filename> <files>"
So it's either x or c if you want to unzip a tar file or create one
Add z if the thing you're uncompressing ends in .gz, or if you want the thing you're creating to be compressed.
v is just if you want the filenames to be printed to stdout as they're extracted or imported
f tells it to read from or output to a file, as opposed to reading from stdin or output to stdout
Then your provide the filename to read from/export to, and if you're exporting you then provide the file list.
Not that hard.
At least that's how I read the comment.