Komandi

AI Powered Terminal commands manager

58 followers

AI Powered Terminal commands manager

58 followers

Komandi is a tool for developers and system administrators. It allows you to insert, favorite, copy and execute your commands. You can use it to manage your most used CLI commands, detect potentially dangerous commands, and quickly generate commands from natural language prompts using Artificial Intelligence.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

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Komandi

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Hi there, I am thrilled to announce the launch of Komandi, my first product powered by Artificial Intelligence. Komandi is a CLI/Terminal manager that lets you quickly save, edit and execute commands with a few simple steps. I initially created Komandi as a side project for my usage. I always forgot specific commands I needed to use from time to time, mainly for accessing my servers through SSH or executing tasks such as copying files to a server or converting video to mp4. I used to write the most used commands in a commands.txt file on my desktop, but it was tedious. I wanted an application that would make the process more efficient. When developing Komandi, I decided to add command generation using natural language. This allows me to generate complex commands directly on the Komandi screen and save them for future use. I also paid careful attention to the UI/UX and added keyboard shortcuts to make navigating and executing commands easier. I am confident that other people can benefit from this software, so I launched it as a product. I hope you will enjoy using Komandi as much as I do!

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4yr ago

💡 Bright idea

I just tested Komandi, and I liked the result. It makes it easier to manage CLI commands, especially when I can open it using Command + Space (on macOS) and quickly find and execute the desired command. I believe an improvement that could be added would be to group specific commands into folders. It would also be interesting to improve the settings screen and separate each section into tabs.

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4yr ago

Komandi

Maker

@jessica_rodrigues_alves thank you for your valuable feedback... I'll improve these items for the next version

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4yr ago

💎 Pixel perfection

I've been looking for something similar to Komandi for a while... I like how easy it is to use. I was a little bothered by the blue "Trial period" blinking at the top, but I saw they had already updated it. Something that could improve the tool would be the option to import/export the commands or even share them via the cloud. I have two machines, and I would like to use Komandi on both with the same commands

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4yr ago

Komandi

Maker

@anderson_victhor thank you for your feedback. I'll add these suggestions to my tasklist

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4yr ago