Introduction: Terminal commands manager for developers and system administrators.
Added on: Jan 20, 2025
Komandi

What is Komandi

Komandi is a tool designed to simplify the management of CLI snippets. It allows users to generate terminal commands from natural language prompts using AI, manage frequently used commands, and detect potentially dangerous commands to prevent accidental execution. The application is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

How to Use Komandi

  1. Download and install Komandi from the official website.
  2. Use the AI feature to generate commands from natural language prompts.
  3. Insert, favorite, copy, and execute commands directly within the application.
  4. Detect and avoid potentially dangerous commands with the built-in safety feature.

Use Cases of Komandi

Komandi is ideal for developers and system administrators who need to manage and execute CLI commands efficiently. It helps in organizing frequently used commands, generating new commands from natural language, and ensuring safety by detecting dangerous commands.

Features of Komandi

  • AI-Powered Command Generation

    Generate terminal commands from natural language prompts using AI.

  • Command Management

    Insert, favorite, copy, and execute commands directly within the application.

  • Dangerous Command Detection

    Detect and mark potentially dangerous commands to avoid accidental execution.

  • Cross-Platform Support

    Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

  • Command Search

    Search for commands and execute or copy them using shortcuts.

  • Import/Export Commands

    Import and export commands for easy sharing and backup (coming soon).

FAQs from Komandi

1

What are the Komandi use cases?

Komandi is a tool for developers and system administrators. It allows you to insert, favorite, copy, and execute your commands. You can use it to manage your most used CLI commands, detect potentially dangerous commands, and quickly generate commands from natural language prompts.
2

Can I have a Trial?

Yes, you can download the app for free on our website. But you will only be able to use the app for 7 days. After that, you will need to buy a license to continue using the app. Also, AI commands generation will not be available on the trial version.
3

How does a license work?

With a Komandi license, you can use the app on a device forever. You can also generate commands using AI tokens. When buying a license, you will receive 10,000 AI tokens. You can buy more tokens on our website if your tokens run out.
4

Can I get a refund?

Yes, you can get a refund within 7 days of purchase, no questions asked. But I would love to hear your feedback. Please send a request to [email protected], and I'll refund your money as soon as possible.
5

Why don't I need to create an account to buy a license?

We only store the email coming from the payment gateway (Stripe) and the license code, so you don't need to create an account to buy a license. You can use the Licenses Manager if you need to manage your licenses.
6

I have lost my license. How do I get the license code?

You can get your license code from the Licenses Manager.
7

Can I change my device?

Yes, you can change your device. You can deactivate your license (from Komandi or using the Licenses Manager) and activate it on a new device.
8

What are AI Tokens?

AI Tokens are used to generate CLI commands from natural language on Komandi using AI. You can buy them here and use them inside the desktop application.
9

Do the tokens expire?

No, the tokens never expire.
10

How many commands can I generate with 10,000 tokens?

The number of commands you can generate depends on the command you are generating. The average is 120 commands.
11

Do prompts to generate commands only accept English?

No, you can use any language. It will try to understand your language and generate the command.
12

Can I get a refund of tokens if the AI generates a wrong command?

No, the tokens are non-refundable. In most cases, the AI (GPT-3) will generate a correct command, but sometimes it may generate a wrong command due to many factors that are out of our control (wrong prompts, etc).