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@frycz/info

v1.0.1

Published

Ask questions in natural language and get concise, formatted responses directly in your terminal.

Downloads

190

Readme

info

Ask questions in natural language and get concise, formatted responses directly in your terminal.

info comes in handy when you want a quick lookup without changing the context. No need to run AI cli or switching to an UI-based tool. Just type info git log print nicely and you get git log --oneline --graph --decorate.

Installation

npm install -g @frycz/info

Prerequisites

You need at least one of the supported AI CLI tools installed:

Usage

info <question>

Simply type your question after info. All arguments are joined into a single query.

Examples

info number of countries in the world
# 193

info capital of australia
# canberra

info mass of the sun in kg
# 1.989e30

info git log print nicely
# git log --oneline --graph --decorate

Options

info -h, --help     Show help
info -v, --version  Show version

Configuration

Configure via environment variables:

| Variable | Description | Default | |----------|-------------|---------| | INFO_AI_TOOL | AI tool to use (claude, gemini, ollama, sgpt) | claude | | INFO_OLLAMA_MODEL | Model to use with Ollama | llama3.2 |

Examples

# Use Gemini instead of Claude
export INFO_AI_TOOL=gemini

# Use Ollama with a specific model
export INFO_AI_TOOL=ollama
export INFO_OLLAMA_MODEL=mistral

How It Works

The tool sends your question to an AI with a specialized system prompt that instructs it to:

  • Respond with the shortest possible answer
  • Use lowercase text only
  • Return numbers without units (unless requested)
  • Assume the most probable context for vague questions
  • Return ERR: <reason> for unanswerable questions

License

MIT