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Did you check the page? It's MIT-licensed and isn't about GPT or text generation. It's Intellisense, for the shell.
by smoldesu 3y ago
Did you check the page? It's MIT-licensed and isn't about GPT or text generation. It's Intellisense, for the shell.
- hui-zheng 3y agothen what makes it better than withfig/autocomplete?
- boxed 3y agoI downloaded fig, then immediately deleted it after it requested way too much access to my github account to even start. So... that's a big thing.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- all2 3y agoAnd this will deter me from ~~ever~~ trying Fig. :/
- cantSpellSober 3y ago> it requested way too much access to my github account Can you be more specific? Been a while since I installed it but I don't remember this part. It's not even listed as an "Authorized GitHub App"
- wrs 3y agoThat’s what it’s based on.
- Timon3 3y agoIt's available for Linux and Windows.
- strbean 3y agoIt is withfig/autocomplete. The only difference from their runtime is that this gives results directly in the console, instead of using a graphical overlay. I believe that means you could use this in an SSH session.