Savvy is the easiest way to create, share and run runbooks from your terminal.
Savvy's CLI generates runbooks with AI or from commands you provide.
curl -fsSL https://install.getsavvy.so | shUse savvy ask to generate entire runbooks or a single command using natural language.
Just run savvy ask and provide a prompt.
Any one can use it, there's no need to signup for an account or provide a credit card.
- Ask Savvy to create a runbook for publishing a new go module.
- Ask Savvy to help you with a tricky sequence of shell commands.
Use savvy record or savvy record history to create a runbook using commands you provide.
You don't have to change anything about your shell or aliases, savvy auto expands all aliases to make sure your runbook runs reliably on any machine.
Use savvy record history to go back in time and create a runbooks by selecting just the commands you want.
Savvy will never execute any command you select.
Runbooks are private by default, but you can share them using a public or unlisted link from Savvy's dashboard.
You can also export runbooks to markdown and paste them in your existing docs.
savvy record starts a new shell and all commands in this shell are recorded and sent to an LLM to generate a runbook.
Note
Creating a runbook with savvy record requires you to signup for a free account.
Use savvy run to search and run runbooks right from your terminal.
Savvy automatically fills in the next command to execute. Just press enter to run it.
Parameterizing runbooks is very easy with Savvy.
Replace hardcoded values with <parameters> from the dashboard for any step. Savvy takes care of the rest.
savvy run automatically detects any <parameters> and prompts users to fill in the value only once per parameter.
Check our docs for more details on runbook parameterization
Not sure what a particular command or flag does? Don't want to research an opaque error message? then savvy explain is for you.
Savvy explain generates a simple and easy to understand explanation for any command or error message before you can say RTFM!
- Use
savvy explainto understand everything that goes into parsing a x509 certificate with openssl
- Dive into an error message and learn troubleshooting next steps.
- How do I Install Savvy?
curl -fsSL https://install.getsavvy.so | sh- How do I uninstall Savvy?
rm -rf ~/.savvy
rm -rf ~/.config/savvy
- How do I upgrade Savvy?
Run savvy upgrade to get the latest version of the CLI.
- How do I login?
Run savvy login to start the login flow.
- What shells does Savvy support?
Savvy supports zsh, bash, and fish.
Please create an issue if you'd like us to support your favorite shell.
- Does Savvy work on Windows?
Not yet.
- I'm stuck. How do I get help?
If you need assistance or have questions:
- Create an issue on our GitHub repository.
- Join our Discord server