Hey PH — I'm one of the makers behind AISH. Quick context: I spend most of my day in Linux terminals debugging production issues. The AI tools I tried either replaced my shell entirely (I don't want a chatbot) or felt like autocomplete with extra steps. So I built AISH — it's a real Linux shell (full PTY, so vim/ssh/top all work normally). When I need AI help, I type ; followed by what I want in plain English: ; find all log files modified in the last hour sorted by size ; explain what this iptables rule does ; why is this process eating 90% CPU AISH generates the command, rates it by risk (low/medium/high), and asks me to confirm before running anything above low. There's an optional sandbox mode for when I want to see what a command would change before it actually runs. It's written in Rust, Apache-2.0 licensed, and all data stays on your machine. You bring your own model/provider credentials; AISH runs locally in your terminal. I'd genuinely appreciate feedback on: - Is the install experience smooth? (one-liner: curl -fsSL https://aishell.ai/repo/install.sh | bash) - Does the risk grading make sense, or is it annoying? - What's the first thing you'd want to try it on? GitHub: https://github.com/AI-Shell-Team... Thanks for looking.

AISH

Your Linux shell, with AI help when you need it

Your Linux shell, with AI help when you need it