IDK AI: Because it's okay not to remember thousands of commands

Behind every stunning software was a developer tethered to the terminal, juggling commands

Not anymore!

curl -o- https://idk-cli.github.io/scripts/install.sh | bash

IDK Client is Open Source: Checkout Code

Write Terminal Commands in Plain English

Because it's okay not to remember thousands of commands

✓ Find Terminal Commands fast: Never Search or Note down again.
✓ Private Script/Command Support: Simply point to your script's readme.

Replace all your Manual Workflows

Create Workflow Scripts in Seconds not Hours

✓ No more Complex Commands: Easily grasp and utilize sophisticated commands.

Pricing

Find a plan that works for you

Features	Free	Enterprise
Cost	Free $0	Enterprise $9/member/month
Limit	Free 15 Requests/Day	Enterprise 200 Requests/Day
Enterprise Privacy Prevent AIs from training their models on your data.	Free ✗	Enterprise ✓
Script Sharing Allow team members to create and share scripts. Find existing scripts without reinventing wheel again and again.	Free ✗	Enterprise ✓
Profiling Enable team members to share their setups, eliminating the need for lengthy environment and configurations.	Free ✗	Enterprise ✓

Usage

Learn how to use IDK AI ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ to streamline your terminal tasks

Login

idk --login

Execute Terminal Commands or Scripts

Explain the command or script you want to execute in Plain English

idk [your prompt]

Example


                user$ idk list all files in this folder
                Do you want me to execute `ls`? (y/n):

Get help running your internal Scripts

Point to your Script's README and explain what you want to do in Plain English

idk [your prompt] --readme [readme file path]

Example


                user$ idk sync my local folder 'test' with s3 folder 'abc' --readme /scripts/s3Script/README.md
                Do you want me to execute `go run main.go sync --sourceFolder /test --DestinationBucket abc`? (y/n):

Debug

Help debugging your commands

idk --debug "[command to debug]"


                user$ idk --debug "mkdr test"
                Analyzing Error..
                -----------------------------------
                The correct command should be:
                mkdir test
                -----------------------------------

Setup

Fastest way to setup any project

idk --setup


                idk_terminal user$ idk --setup
                Analyzing Project..
                -----------------------------------
                `go` found
                Commands will be executed in sequence to get your project setup:
                -----------------------------------
                [Step 1 / 3]
                Command: go build
                Description: Compiles the Go code.
                
                Continue? (y/skip/stop)

Update

Update IDK to Latest Version

idk --update

Logout

Logout from IDK

idk --logout