An oh-my-zsh plugin that transforms natural language requests into executable shell commands using Claude Code. Inspired by iafan.

Your request is converted to a ready-to-run command and placed in the zsh buffer so you can review (and optionally edit) it before pressing Enter.

• oh-my-zsh
• Claude Code CLI installed and authenticated (claude)
• jq (brew install jq / apt install jq)

1. Clone or copy the at-command directory into your oh-my-zsh custom plugins folder:

   git clone https://github.com/zizzfizzix/zsh-ai-plugin \
     ${ZSH_CUSTOM:-~/.oh-my-zsh/custom}/plugins/at-command

   Or manually copy at-command.plugin.zsh into a new folder ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/at-command/.

2. Add at-command to the plugins list in ~/.zshrc:

   plugins=(... at-command)

3. Reload your shell:

   source ~/.zshrc

git -C ${ZSH_CUSTOM:-~/.oh-my-zsh/custom}/plugins/at-command pull
source ~/.zshrc

@ <natural language request>

@ list all jpg files larger than 5mb
@ show my ipv4 address
@ find and kill the process on port 3000
@ compress this directory into a tar.gz
@ show disk usage sorted by size

The generated command appears in your zsh buffer — review it, then press Enter to run (or edit it first).

Set these in your ~/.zshrc before the plugins=(...) line, e.g.:

export AT_COMMAND_MODEL=opus
export AT_COMMAND_PROMPT=~/.config/at_prompt

On first use, a default system prompt is created at ~/.at_prompt. You can customize it to tailor command generation for your environment (e.g. preferred tools, aliases, or coding style). Your platform and shell are detected and injected automatically.

Always review the generated command before running it. LLMs can make mistakes, especially with file operations or deletions.