Alternatively pipx install llm

explain() { # Use llm to generate a simple explanation for a command. # Example: explain 'fortune | cowsay' local system_prompt="Be brief. Mention only serious errors, if any, otherwise just explain the code." local query="$1" llm "$query" --system "$system_prompt" "${@:2}" }

explain 'fortune | cowsay'

This command combines two fun Unix/Linux utilities:

1. `fortune`: This program generates a random quote or short message, often humorous or thought-provoking.

2. `cowsay`: This is a program that generates ASCII art of a cow (or other character) with a speech bubble containing a message.

The pipe (`|`) between them takes the output of `fortune` and feeds it as input to `cowsay`.

So when you run this command, you'll see an ASCII art cow "saying" a random fortune message. It's a playful way to display random quotes or messages in the terminal.

Example output might look like:

_________________________________________ / Q: How many Marxists does it take to \ | screw in a light bulb? A: None: The | \ light bulb contains the seeds of its / \ own revolution. / --------------------------------------- \ ^__^ \ (oo)\_______ (__)\ )\/\ ||----w | || ||