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Ask HN: Is anybody working on AI-powered terminal emulators?
Hey guys! I’ve been playing with Warp and Wave, but I must admit there’s still much that could be improved with these kinds of apps.
Of course, Warp is the best app so far, but it’s also closed-source.
Wave is the next-best alternative, yet it has a terrible UX and very little AI integration in the workflow.
I still prefer Wave because it’s FOSS, but I wouldn’t mind seeing more in this space—things like true environment awareness. Not just next-command prediction or AI agents that can teach me how to write regex (which, admittedly, is already very useful).
What do you think? Is anyone working on this?
Should I build it myself? What features would supercharge your workflow 100×?
- p_ing 1y agoMicrosoft is - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/terminal-chat https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/terminal-...
- bitstreamshaman 1y agoCool, but it looks very Microsoft Oriented (Copilot, OpenAI, Azure).. I'm looking for something more "vendor-agnostic" if it makes sense, something that can help me with GCP,Azure,Aws and maybie also Hetzner, Linode and Digital Ocean.
- herbst 1y agoI find myself switching to the terminal and tabbing expecting the right command to show up several times a day now. I would welcome such a thing
- bitstreamshaman 1y agoYeah me too. I'm working on a python based terminal wrapper, let's see what features work well and then i can easily fork one of this FOSS Terminal Emulators and add them there, What do you say? What would you like to see?