Looks interesting! Does it support multiple tool calls in a chain, or only terminating with a single tool use?

Why is there a flag to not upload my terminal history and why is that the default?

Thanks!

It does not support chaining multiple tool calls - if it did, it would not be a lightweight assistant anymore, I guess.

The history is there to allow referencing previous commands - but now that I think about it, it should clearly not be on by default.

Going to roll out a new version soon. Thanks for the feedback!

Given that it doesn't support multiple tool calls, one thing I noticed that is not ideal is that it seems to buffer stdout and stderr. This means that I don't see any output if the command takes 10 minutes, and I also can't see stdout mixed with stderr. It would be ideal to actually "exec" the target process instead, honestly. https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/os/unix/process/trait.CommandE...

This one is a bit tricky. The tool needs the output to process stuff after the AI returns results. And since the focus is on rather short interactions, this is an OK-ish tradeoff I believe. But I will give it a couple more thoughts, not saying no to it, but need to go through the possible ramifications.