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betty

Betty is a command line tool designed to be an artificial intelligence interface for macOS command line. It was created by Steven Degutis and is written in Ruby. Betty acts as a personal assistant, allowing users to perform various tasks on their computer using natural language commands. It understands a wide range of commands related to system actions, file management, information retrieval, and more. Betty also supports plugins, which extend its functionality with additional features. Overall, Betty enhances the command line experience on macOS by providing an intuitive and conversational interface.

List of commands for betty:

  • betty:tldr:1bc5f betty: Play Spotify.
    $ betty play ${Spotify}
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  • betty:tldr:3761a betty: Ask Betty something.
    $ betty ${what time is it}
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  • betty:tldr:58d2a betty: Compress a file or directory to one of the support archive formats.
    $ betty ${zip} ${filename_or_directory}
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  • betty:tldr:91f1d betty: Download a file.
    $ betty download ${https:--example-com-file-ext} to ${path-to-output_file-ext}
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  • betty:tldr:aa042 betty: Extract an archive into a specific directory.
    $ betty unarchive ${archive-tar-gz} to ${path-to-directory}
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  • betty:tldr:cc5da betty: Display version.
    $ betty version
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  • betty:tldr:ed7e8 betty: Drive Betty to madness.
    $ betty go crazy
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