Looking for info on cmd line AI mentioned on destination linux podcast

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Hello, yall,

I’m looking for info on pretty much the post title. One of the hosts mentioned Fedora was working on something that was like the RHEL command line assistant, and I can’t seem to find more info on it. I tried to listen back to a few of the recent podcasts at 2x speed, but I can’t find it again.

Was she just referring to the fedora magazine posts? Or something else?

Does anyone know what I’m talking about? Google and the forum search failed me. I just want to ask a question about bash in the terminal with a local AI without having to open a web browser or sift through man pages. Lol

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Maybe this is what she was talking about.

Fedora Doc AI

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I guess it might be this episode, where the shownotes mention RH Lightspeed:

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There is plenty of options out there like MS-Copilot, Anthropic Claude, and Chat GPT, probably others. It sounds like you are looking for something that has it’s learning model is based on Fedora, I think you can find what you are looking for, without having specific to fedora.

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There was some discussion about creating something like you’re describing in the AI/ML SIG on Matrix - You're invited to talk on Matrix

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THANK YOU!!! This is the episode I was looking for! The project is linux-mcp-server , gonna see what I can get running on my thinkpad.

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