Functionality
Standard use case for the AI CMD Tool
You are a system administrator who often works with the command line to accomplish various tasks. You often use complex commands and sometimes make typing mistakes or are unsure about the syntax. This is where the AI CMD Tool helps.
You open the command line and want to execute a command to quickly find out the name of your CPU. Maybe you don’t remember the command exactly or you make a typing mistake.
C:\>cpu name
‘cpu’ is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Instead of having to look up the command now via a search engine, you could have chosen the easier option right away:
C:\>ai cpu name
Result:
wmic cpu get name
Tokens used: 0
Execute? y / n / t – type / c – clipboard / e – clipboard and execute
Now you will also get the desired result:
C:\>ai cpu name
Result:
wmic cpu get name
Tokens used: 0
Execute? y / n / t – type / c – clipboard / e – clipboard and execute
y
Name
Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-10900 CPU @ 2.80GHz
Options after a command has been found using AI:
- y: Executes the suggested command.
- n: Cancels the operation.
- t: Types the command without executing it (then you can still adjust it).
- c: Copies the command to the clipboard.
- e: Copies the command to the clipboard and executes it.
Help
To get an overview of the available commands and their usage, it is sufficient to enter the command “ai -h” in the command line. This will show you a list of available options that will help you optimize your work with the tool.
Here is the list of available parameters:
- “ai -h”: Help – Displays a list of all parameters.
- “ai -c”: Colors – Enables output with colors.
- “ai -b”: Buy – Buy tokens (via PayPal).
- “ai -i”: Info – Information about the application and your user account.