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Introducing Termium by Codeium

Unlock the potential of Codeium right from your terminal. Termium is an AI-powered assistant that offers an intuitive interface for the command line, making it an indispensable tool for a wide range of tasks. Currently in its alpha stage, Termium is swiftly evolving to enhance the command line experience across Linux and macOS platforms.

Features

  • AI-powered command line assistance
  • Compatible with Linux and macOS
  • Integrates smoothly into existing workflows
  • Intelligent command and output analysis for enhanced user experience

Installation

To get started with Termium, run the following command:

curl -L https://github.com/Exafunction/codeium/releases/download/termium-v0.1.0/install.sh | bash

Follow the on-screen instructions to obtain a token and input it when prompted. Remember to restart your terminal session to activate Termium.

Tips to Get Started

  • Use echo to prompt the AI for specific actions in your next command.
  • Termium can utilize the output from any command to inform your subsequent commands, making your workflow more efficient.
  • Press ESC to cancel any auto suggestions.

Uninstallation

To uninstall Termium, run the following command:

termium shell-hook uninstall

After running the command, remove the following lines from your rc file: 

eval "$(termium shell-hook show pre)"
eval "$(termium shell-hook show post)"

The rc file is a configuration file used by your shell to customize its behavior. The location of the rc file depends on the shell you are using:

  • Bash: The rc file is usually located at ~/.bashrc.
  • Zsh: The rc file is usually located at ~/.zshrc.
  • Fish: The rc file is usually located at ~/.config/fish/config.fish.