Problem: I kept breaking flow to look up exact syntax for commands (tar, find, ffmpeg).
What it is: a shell-native plugin + app. You type intent in plain English; it returns one ready-to-run command on your prompt. Works with your existing setup and aliases - no new UI, no copy-paste, no terminal replacement.
Why it's different: it stays inside your shell and optimizes for a single correct command, not chat.
How it works (quick): 1) Type intent 2) Cmd+Enter 3) Cmd+Up Arrow to get in command line 4) Review/edit 5) Run.
Demos (26s, 13s, 2+ min): https://shai.sh/#resources
Examples: find files >10MB modified in last 7 days; ffmpeg batch convert mp4 -> 720p h264; tar.gz current dir excluding node_modules and .git; free port 3000; scp a folder preserving permissions.
Privacy: your prompt + shell context go only to your configured LLM provider - shai server doesn't see it. Nothing auto-runs - you choose when to execute.
Status: macOS available today; Windows/Linux builds in progress.
Pricing: free tier; Pro/Team add higher limits and team features.
Docs / quickstart: https://shai.sh/docs
I'll be here all day - feedback welcome, especially on failure cases, privacy defaults, and what would make you try it for a week.