CLI that summarizes the output of the previous console command.
Just type in wut
and an LLM of your choice will explain what's in your terminal. You can use it to:
- Understand and debug stack traces
- Decipher error codes
- Fix incorrect commands
- Summarize logs
> pipx install wut-cli
Once installed, you can choose either OpenAI or Claude as your LLM provider. Just ensure you have the appropriate key added to your environment:
> export OPENAI_API_KEY="..."
> export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="..."
wut
must be used inside a tmux or screen session. To use it, just type wut
after running a command:
> git create-pr
git: 'create-pr' is not a git command.
> wut
You'll quickly get a brief explanation of the issue:
This error occurs because Git doesn't have a built-in `create-pr` command.
To create a pull request, you typically need to:
1. Push your branch to the remote repository
2. Use the GitHub web interface
If you have a specific question about your last command, you can include a query:
> brew install pip
...
> wut "how do i add this to my PATH variable?"
- If possible, capture terminal output outside a tmux or screen session.
- Add a
--fix
option to automatically execute a command suggested bywut
.