Comment by ryandrake
10 hours ago
It would be cool if I didn't have to worry about whether I was "in" or "out" of the AI TUI. Right now, I need at least two terminals open: One running my shell, that I use to issue shell commands, and one running Claude, where I can't. It would be nice if it could just be my shell, and when I wanted to invoke claude, I'd just type:
c Do this programming task for me.
Right in the shell.
isn't that what Simon Willison's `llm` does?
edit: [link](https://github.com/simonw/llm)
Most AI agents have a 'bash mode' and, you can use Warp terminal which is terminal first, but easy to activate the AI from the terminal. For example, if you mangle a jq command, it will use AI to suggest the right way to do it.
-p
Oh wow, nice. Does it remember context from run to run?