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terminal-complete

v0.4.1

Published

AI-powered terminal command generator CLI (Bun)

Readme

terminal-complete

AI CLI for turning natural language into terminal commands with tcomp.

npm version License: MIT CI

Install (Bun)

Global install:

bun add -g terminal-complete
tcomp --help

One-off usage without install:

bunx terminal-complete --help

Links

  • npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/terminal-complete
  • GitHub repository: https://github.com/Markeljan/terminal-complete
  • Issue tracker: https://github.com/Markeljan/terminal-complete/issues

Requirements

  • zsh or bash
  • bun

Quick Start

First run setup:

tcomp

Or run setup directly:

tcomp setup

Setup flow:

  • checks environment and shell support
  • offers shell integration install
  • sets up provider auth:
    • codex: OpenAI OAuth via Codex CLI (browser or device flow)
    • openai: OpenAI API key

After shell integration install, run:

# zsh
source ~/.zshrc

# bash
source ~/.bashrc

Common Usage

tcomp find all files larger than 500MB under this directory
tcomp generate a command to sync ./dist to s3://my-bucket/releases
tcomp show git commits from last 7 days grouped by author
tcomp -e safely remove docker images that are dangling

General assistant (non-command) mode:

tcomp -p explain when to use rsync vs scp

Setup and Config Commands

Run full onboarding:

tcomp setup

Run onboarding for a specific provider:

tcomp setup codex
tcomp setup openai

Show current configuration/status:

tcomp config

Re-run provider auth/config:

tcomp config codex
tcomp config openai

Switch active provider:

tcomp use codex
tcomp use openai

Common Flags

  • --explain, -e: print explanation/risk to stderr
  • --prompt, -p: general assistant mode (not command generation)
  • --help, -h: show help
  • --version, -v: show version

Commands

  • tcomp <request>
  • tcomp setup [codex|openai]
  • tcomp config [codex|openai]
  • tcomp use <codex|openai>
  • tcomp help
  • tcomp version

Maintainers

Release and npm publishing docs: docs/releasing.md