This is just a casual scroll through for 2 seconds at function names i recognize and can tell are crap.

https://github.com/kamaludu/bash4llm/blob/d7258163dc1cbeb6ae...

https://github.com/kamaludu/bash4llm/blob/d7258163dc1cbeb6ae...

https://github.com/kamaludu/bash4llm/blob/d7258163dc1cbeb6ae...

Sorry but this is crap. If you trust it to be an entirely self-contained abstraction that is fine. But if I'm building a brick house, and smash open 1 of the bricks, i dont want it to look this shoddy.

Any LLM you point at it, is going to be drastically dumber in editing it or auditing it because it needs to first parse all the crap a previous LLM generated. The fewer lines of code things use the better - it keeps models smarter when it matters. Plus it saves money in the long run.

. Portable - You need only: bash, coreutils, findutils, util-linux, gawk, curl, jq. No Python (slow), no Node (heavy), no Golang (need too many binaries, one for each OS, hard to maintain for one single person like me).

. Single file - only one. I write many extras, but all are optional.

. Idempotent - you copy it where you want and go!

. Transparent - open the file and read.

. Extras for all, and all optional: help file, extra providers, improved session engine, small GUI/CGI, etc...

Default (embedded) provider is Groq, because when I start the project, was the best free API service for AI.

I'm ready to answer to your question... with my terrible english...

Cristian (kamaludu)