Command Execution

Introducing the Command Execution Feature

LetMeDoIt AI goes beyond just being a chatbot by offering a unique and powerful capability - the ability to execute commands and perform computing tasks on your behalf. Unlike a mere chatbot, LetMeDoIt AI can interact with your computer system and carry out specific commands to accomplish various computing tasks. This feature allows you to leverage the expertise and efficiency of LetMeDoIt AI to automate processes, streamline workflows, and perform complex tasks with ease. However, it is essential to remember that with great power comes great responsibility, and users should exercise caution and use this feature at their own risk.

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Examples

Command execution enables you to:

1. Retrieve the requested information from your device, e.g.

list all my files

2. Perform computing tasks on your device, e.g.

prefix all files located in "my_folder" with the current date

3. Interact with third-party applications, e.g.

play "my_recordings" with VLC player

4. Construct anything that system commands and Python libraries are capable of executing, e.g.

join "one.mp3" and "two.mp3" into a single mp3 file

Disclaimer

Please be aware that LetMeDoIt AI is a virtual assistant that has the ability to execute commands and perform computing tasks on your behalf. While this feature can be powerful and convenient, it is important to understand that any changes made to your computer's system or data are done at your own risk.

The developer of LetMeDoIt AI cannot be held liable for any negative impact or consequences that may occur as a result of using the command execution feature inappropriately or without proper knowledge and understanding. It is recommended that you exercise caution and ensure you fully understand the implications of the commands you request LetMeDoIt AI to execute.

By using the command execution feature of LetMeDoIt AI, you acknowledge and accept full responsibility for any potential risks or consequences that may arise from the execution of these commands.

Confirmation Prompt Options for Command Execution

LetMeDoIt AI offers a command execution feature that allows users to execute system commands and Python code through the assistant. However, executing commands can carry certain risks, such as file deletions or other significant impacts. To provide users with control over these risks, LetMeDoIt AI offers four different options to manage the risk associated with command execution. These options determine when a confirmation prompt is displayed before a command is executed.

Risk Assessment Levels

Before diving into the options, it's important to understand the risk assessment levels used by LetMeDoIt AI. The risk assessment levels are categorized as follows:

• High Risk: This level includes commands that have the potential to cause significant impacts, such as file deletions or other irreversible actions.

• Medium Risk: This level includes commands that may have some potential risks or impacts, but they are not as severe as high-risk commands.

• Low Risk: This level includes commands that have minimal or no potential risks or impacts.

Options for Managing Risk

1. Always: With this option, a confirmation prompt is displayed for every command execution, regardless of the risk level. Users are required to confirm the execution of the command every time.

2. Medium Risk or Above: This option prompts a confirmation prompt only when the risk level of the command is medium or high. If the risk level is low, the command is executed without any prompt.

3. High Risk Only: With this option, a confirmation prompt is displayed only when the risk level of the command is high. If the risk level is medium or low, the command is executed without any prompt.

4. None: This option disables the confirmation prompt entirely. Users can execute commands without any prompts, regardless of the risk level. It is important to note that choosing this option means users take full responsibility for the potential risks associated with command execution.

Choosing the Right Option

The choice of the risk management option depends on the user's preference for control and their comfort level with potential risks. Here are some considerations for choosing the right option:

• High Level of Control: If users want maximum control over command execution and want to review and confirm every command, they should choose the "Always" option.

• Balanced Control: If users want to have control over medium and high-risk commands but are comfortable with low-risk commands executing without prompts, they should choose the "Medium Risk or Above" option.

• Minimal Control: If users want to minimize prompts and are only concerned about high-risk commands, they should choose the "High Risk Only" option.

• Full Trust: If users fully trust the commands they execute and want a seamless experience without any prompts, they can choose the "None" option. However, it is important to exercise caution and ensure the commands being executed are safe.

It is recommended to carefully consider the risks associated with command execution and choose the option that aligns with the user's preferences and level of comfort.

How to Change Confirmation Prompt Option?

To make a change:

1. enter a "blank" entry, by pressing the "Enter" key

2. select "change user confirmation

3. select one of the options

4. click "ok"

Command Display

You may also choose to display the command before they are executed.

To view the code before execution, enable either 'command display' or 'developer mode'.