Add Chrome extension support for Arc browser

Edit workflow without leaving the terminal

Currently, users must log in to the dashboard.

Speedrun.

Allow users to execute workflows without confirming each step.

Support tagging Workflows

From Kathleen on PH: One suggestion it that could Savvy support tagging or categorizing workflows so teams can organize their knowledge better.

Iterate on prompts AFTER executing command suggested by savvy ask

Sometimes, its not obvious if a command is correct or wrong until users execute it. After executing it and viewing results, users should be able to iterate on the prompt.

Stream commands from CLI to Slack

Stream your CLI commands from your terminal to a slack channel. To start: savvy record —target=slack The above command will: Start a new sub-shell Check if the user has connected to Slack. Ask the user to select a channel. Confirm. Continuously send all commands to a slack thread. To stop: exit/ctrl-d

Detect if the user can run a artifact

Do they have all the commands installed? Be sure to handle compound commands like: foo; bar; baz;

Detect unreferenced variables in a Savvy Artifact

Surface these as errors/message for the user to fix them.

select all items from filtered shell history

Suggest commands to save from shell history

Support Local LLMs

Usage in no-network conditions, data protection, ability to choose specific models for specific kind of workload (for example fine-tuned) From: https://github.com/getsavvyinc/savvy-cli/issues/127

Local sync

Support Fish

Savvy already supports bash and zsh. Fish is probably the #3 most common shell and it makes sense to support it.

Move away from 3rd party LLM's

Savvy generates runbooks using Llama3.1 hosted on Groq.

Save CLI commands locally and attach them to tickets in an issue tracker

Provide detailed steps that document a bug or unexpected output. Integrate with Linear/JIRA etc to automatically attach the report.

Local Redaction

Let me redact sensitive information like API keys, passwords, customer IDs, customer names, and PII before any data leaves my machine.

Make it easy to follow the output of savvy ask

savvy ask can generate multi step processes that users want to follow entirely. Press s to save the output of savvy ask as a runbook. Press r to save and immediate run each command in a new savvy shell.

Manually add steps via the dashboard

Markdown Support

Pass in shell history to savvy ask

Users are often stuck and don’t know what to do next after executing a sequence of commands. Savvy should streamline providing this context.