Hey folks, a few days ago I wondered: Given all this LLM availability, why can’t I write shell scripts like this? #!/usr/bin/env llmscript Count all fil

Hey folks, a few days ago I wondered: Given all this LLM availability, why can’t I write shell scripts like this? #!/usr/bin/env llmscript Count all files in the current directory and its subdirectories Group them by file extension Print a summary showing the count for each extension Sort the results by count in descending order So I made it a reality in an evening an it kinda works: https://github.com/statico/llmscript https://github.com/statico/llmscript It generates a script and a test suite, and then it attempts to fix the script until it passes the tests. It’s written in Go, but I hardly know Go, and used Cursor to generate most of it in a few hours. It works with Ollama and Claude, and I added support for OpenAI but haven’t tested it. You can also run it in Docker if you want to sandbox it.