Very cool, always great to build projects because you need them yourself.
From the screenshots it seems that there's a "tool" in the list of tools provided to the LLM for command line utilities like `rm`, `mkdir`, `ls` and so forth.
Just a small piece of advice: you might want to look into further. You can also expose the command line as a single tool, and most LLMs will be able to provide pretty good formatted commands. You could still filter invalid or allowed and non-allowed commands out within the tool that's actually being called by the LLM.
From the screenshots it seems that there's a "tool" in the list of tools provided to the LLM for command line utilities like `rm`, `mkdir`, `ls` and so forth.
Just a small piece of advice: you might want to look into further. You can also expose the command line as a single tool, and most LLMs will be able to provide pretty good formatted commands. You could still filter invalid or allowed and non-allowed commands out within the tool that's actually being called by the LLM.
Just wanted to share that!