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Turns out using an emoji as our logo wasn’t the smartest idea

It's been fun seeing how folks use @savvyoncall to go from intent -> action and let Savvy take care of the translation.

BYO LLM to @savvyoncall Stay compliant and use company-approved LLMs or a local LLM from @ollama A simple configuration change and Savvy automatically routes all LLM requests to your specified model. Existing workflows continue to work exactly as before, with your preferred model doing the heavy lifting.

TIL from @savvyoncall's AI that you can pass signed arguments to tail and head Remove the first 2 lines from a file: cat file.txt | tail -n +2 Remove the last 2 lines from a file: cat file.txt | head -n -2 🤯🤯🤯

@joshishantanu4 @savvyoncall @stahnma @floxdevelopment has it's own voodoo thing going on during demos, probably due to the @nixos_org magic & leyline proximity ;)

new website for @savvyoncall (link in next tweet) Here's my stack for building a new landing page: - @magicuidesign - insane value and great starting point. The code base is solid and deployment just works. - @v0 - hands down the best way to prompt and iterate on your designs. - @render for hosting

Here's a fun story about the weirdest live demo fail I've ever had. I demoed @savvyoncall to @ronefroni and @stahnma, and copy-pasting the savvy run command didn't work. Wut! This has never happened before. I can't find any obvious errors. My logs say there's no resource by this ID - but how can I view it on my dashboard 🤔 Maybe, the CLI and Dashboard are fetching diff resources - super weird. Sure enough, the CLI is trying to fetch rb_313ef8614e3d75e, which is one character from the correct one. What's so special about the `f`? Why is it omitted? The answer, it's not the `f` but the `fd`. Many Vim users already know where I'm going. I use `fd` in my CLI to toggle from insert to normal mode. The randomly generated ID has `..3fd..`, so when I pasted it in, it briefly toggled normal mode, skipped the f, and continued on its merry way. 🤯 The Demo Gods had it in for me today. Ron and Michael were super kind during this hiccup - thanks!

Godel Terminal by @MartinShkreli looks super cool. More apps should be a CLI!

Announcing savvy sync - keep your late-night breakthroughs and hard-won knowledge readily accessible on your local machine. No network, No problem. Run savvy run --local and get unblocked instantly with @savvyoncall Write anywhere, access everywhere - even offline. That's the power of savvy sync

3/8 @savvyoncall @joshishantanu4 - democratize tribal knowledge in technical teams and unblock your developers

S/o to @Vapi_AI for putting together the event and @ninacali4 for capturing the demo. 2 minute rapid fire demos are so fun

@savvyoncall's incident mode is the best way to automatically keep track of each step while investigating an issue. Use savvy record or savvy record history to track all your commands. Savvy's built in local redaction ensures you remove any PII or tokens before generating an artifact or exporting your commands to a local markdown file The newly added local markdown export ensures you can compile a list of your actions in second without any data ever leaving your machine. Upgrade savvy using savvy upgrade to try out incident mode

Exploring the netstat Command in Linux The netstat command is essential for network troubleshooting & monitoring in Linux. It provides info on network connections, routing tables, interface stats, & more. Ideal for diagnosing network issues or monitoring active connections. 👇🏻

@Raghav_11001_ai Thanks for sharing! I created a public artifact (with attribution) that anyone can look at and run locally on their machine based on this thread. app.getsavvy.so/runbook/rb_b50…

The most important and valuable commands in your shell history stay hidden because they may contain sensitive data, such as API tokens, PII, customer names, etc. @savvyoncall's CLI now has built-in support for local redaction. Share your expertise automatically and safely.

I attended the last conference in SF and was blown away by the talks and attendees. Grab a ticket with 20% off with the code BURRITO! #tickets" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sreday.com/2024-san-franc….

Excited to speak @sreday_com early next month!

h/t @_torrefatto for creating PKGBUILDs for @savvyoncall. If you're on Arch Linux you can install Savvy using an aur helper like yay. yay -Sy savvy or yay -Sy savvy-git (tip of main branch) to install Savvy's CLI instantly.

Search is live on @savvyoncall! Find artifacts faster in the Savvy dashboard.

@savvyoncall - automatic generated and templated cli runbooks Watch @joshishantanu4 run Cartesia's edge model Rene on Runpod using Savvy 🔨