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Command Line Artificial Intelligence or CLAI is an open-sourced project from IBM Research aimed to bring the power of AI to the command line interface.
**Describe the bug** When calling a command with single quotes, those single quotes are removed when inserted back into the history. For example: ``` echo 'hello world' ``` enters the...
**Describe the bug** When calling a CLAI skill in double quotes, the text following the double quotes is passed to the skill that is in the double quotes. For example:...
**Feature description** Currently, clai.sh starts the server as a background process. This becomes an issue when attempting to uninstall the program, the processes are not shutdown but instead the source...
**Describe the bug** When using Clai, the **shopt** functionality is suppressed and stops working. **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: With Clai Active ``` Andrews-MBP-3:~ achicks$ shopt -s cdspell...
**Describe the bug** The clai server accepts commands before the server is correctly configured to issue installs. **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Install `clai` 2. `clai activate...
**Feature description** When using clai with suboptimal or no internet, clai could auto-detect via `ping 8.8.8.8` that the connectivity state is poor or dead, and not try to connect to...
Since the CLAI platform tries to instrument the command line to the most generic extent possible for different kinds of AI agents, it is understandably slow for any specific use...
The `StopDockerImage.sh` script is obsolete. It relies on an assumption that all CLAI containers are built from an ancestor named `CLAIPlaygroundContainer`, which is no longer the case.
The integration tests for the skills are currently mixed up. It is hard to tell if a skill is working as expected versus if the responses of the skills are...
It would be beneficial if clai has a parsing module which will effectively parse input as well as output and will perform following operations:- - Will try and hide as...
