Ever wanted a smart helper right in your terminal? Termai makes that possible.
Built with Rust, it brings AI capabilities directly to your command line,
turning your terminal into an interactive and intelligent workspace.

Termai is a tool that integrates OpenAI's models into your terminal. It's
designed for single requests, offering quick answers, code snippets,
explanations, and more, all without leaving your command-line environment.

: Work within your familiar terminal setup.
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: Get instant responses without breaking your flow.
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: Include directories as context for more relevant
answers.
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: Pipe outputs from other commands directly into Termai.

: Need a function or snippet? Ask Termai right away.
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: Generate README files based on your project's code.
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: Pipe `git diff` into Termai for concise commit
suggestions.
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: Provide data and receive instant insights.

termai "Create a README for this project" .

termai "Explain this code to me" src/main.rs

git diff | termai "Create a short git commit message"

I dislike submitting content AI's that include certain phrases or names (company names, clients, my personal name etc). It's possible to set redactions as well.

Anything added to this list will be replaced before sending to OpenAI with '<REDACTED>'. 
You can also view the list of redacted phrases/words by running

Discover how Termai can enhance your terminal experience. Give it a try and see
the difference!

Bringing AI to Your Terminal: Meet Termai

Sometimes all we need is just a little bit of fresh paint. And when it comes to websites and apps this is equally true. Sometimes a small dash of fresh "paint" can make an old and never-changing UI feel fresh and modern.

The kyco website itself has undergone several iterations, however, the most recent one must have been the easiest to implement with the most drastic impact. The change already took place last year May (2023) and I feel it still looks fresh and modern, especially when compared against the old design.

Can you notice a difference? Which one do you prefer?

All it took was adding two new fonts, adding more whitespace here and there and slightly adjusting the font sizes.

When giants like WhatsApp or Google change their UI the whole world gets to see it and it is very apparent that - even when nothing functionality-wise changes - a small splash of fresh paint can make a big difference!

The difference a small splash of fresh paint can make