eve-cli is a command line tool written in Rust. She is your development assistant for debugging errors and working out commands.
To use eve you will need a valid OpenAI API key. This can be generated here.
eve hello
Say hello to eve. Get a newly generated response each time.
eve config
Set eve up. She will ask you to provide your API key and the model you wish to use for OpenAI queries.
eve command "Create a directory called test and create a file called wow.txt and then open it with vim"
eve command --yolo "Force remove the root directory"
Get command suggestions from eve and optionally run them. Use the --yolo flag to run the commands without use confirmation.
cargo build |& eve error
Pipe errors from compilers, programs, and more into eve to get an explanation and suggested fix (note, you probably want to use |& so you get stdout and stderr)
Eve is your personal command-line AI assistant.
Usage: eve [COMMAND]
Commands:
hello Say Hello!
config Configure eve with you OpenAI API key and choice of model
command Get a command to complete a task defined in natural language
error Get an explanation and suggested fix for an error message
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Options:
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version
Building eve is easy. Just run:
cargo build --release
To get an eve executable in your target directory.