Quick Guide
Double-click the desktop shortcut created when LetMeDoIt is first launched.
Alternately, run in terminal:
letmedoit
When virtual environment is applied, e.g.
source letmedoit/bin/activate
letmedoit
https://github.com/eliranwong/letmedoit/wiki/Command-Line-Interface-Options
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Enter "" (blank entry) to change open action menu
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Enter ".cancel" or press "ctrl+z" to cancel
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Enter ".exit" or press "ctrl+q" to quit app or exit currently opened feature
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Press "ctrl+k" to display keyboard shortcuts
Press "ctrl+r" to insert a linebreak
Alternately, switch between single and multiline input by pressing "ctrl+l"
In multiline input, press "escape+enter" to complete an entry.
You can also use our built-in text editor "eTextEdit" to edit your entry by pressing "ctrl+e". After you finish editing, press "ctrl+s" to save and "ctrl+q" to return to LetMeDoIt AI prompt.
You can enter python codes directly into LetMeDoIt prompts.
To evaluate, e.g.
1 + 1
config.currentMessages
To execute a python script, e.g.:
import pendulum; print(pendulum.now().to_date_string())
Alternately, including triple backquote works as well (with auto-heal feature enabled), e.g.
'''python
import pendulum
print(pendulum.now().to_date_string())
'''
or
'''
import pendulum
print(pendulum.now().to_date_string())
'''
To run system command directly via LetMeDoIt prompts, prefix system commands with "!", e.g.:
!ls
!pwd
Alternately, use our full-featured integrated system command prompt by pressing "escape+t" or "escape+!" or running:
.system
[NO_FUNCTION_CALL] - run without function call even function call is enabled
[CALL_<function>] - call a particular function, e.g.
Convert "Hello.docx" into pdf format [CALL_execute_python_code]
Tips: enter "[" to display related input suggestions
You can manually upgrade by running:
pip install --upgrade letmedoit
You can also enable Automatic Upgrade Option