Betty
A friendly English-like interface for your command line that translates natural language phrases into executable commands.
What is Betty?
Betty is a command-line interface tool that translates natural English phrases into executable shell commands. It solves the problem of forgetting command syntax by allowing users to ask questions like "what's my username" or "how many words are in this directory" directly in the terminal. The tool interprets these phrases and runs the appropriate commands, acting as a conversational assistant for the command line.
Command-line users who frequently forget specific command syntax or want a more intuitive way to interact with their terminal without searching online. It's particularly useful for developers, sysadmins, and power users who work in shell environments.
Betty eliminates the need to memorize obscure command-line syntax or leave the terminal to look up commands, saving time and reducing friction. Its unique selling point is providing a Siri-like conversational interface for the command line, making shell interactions more accessible through natural language.
Overview
Friendly English-like interface for your command line. Don't remember a command? Ask Betty.
Use Cases
Best For
- Quickly executing commands when you forget the exact syntax
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