Instead of Googling or checking Stack Overflow, just type t2t right in your terminal — like ls, grep, or any other command. Get the answer, press y, keep working. Never leave your terminal.
You don't leave your terminal. You don't open a new session. t2t lives right next to ls, cd, and grep in your workflow.
Mixed with your normal commands. No context switch.
Leaves your workflow. Opens its own window.
It's a ZSH command — like ls or grep. Type your question in English, get the exact command, press y to run. No browser, no Google, no Stack Overflow.
Don't have the plugin yet? Try it in your browser first. Same engine, same commands. No install needed to explore.
Dangerous commands like rm -rf get flagged with a red warning. Always asks before executing. Prompt injection blocked.
From English to execution in seconds.
Type what you want in plain English.
See the generated command. Dangerous ones get a red warning.
Press y to run, or n to copy to clipboard. Done.
Instead of Googling these, just ask Talk2Term. Here's what it looks like.
Login with just your email — no password needed. Get 20 free uses every day.
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One command to install. Works with Oh My Zsh, Antigen, Zinit, and more.
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/prodevs-kol/zsh-talk2term/main/install.sh)"t2t <prompt>Free (Lite) commandst2t-p <prompt>Pro commandst2t-creditCheck balancet2t-resetClear conversationt2t-contextShow recent historyt2t-updateUpdate plugin| Talk2Term | ShellGPT | Copilot CLI | Warp | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stays in workflow | ✓ inline | ✓ | agent session | built-in AI |
| No API key needed | ✓ | ✗ BYOK | ✗ GitHub | ✓ |
| Web app | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Free daily uses | 20/day | BYOK | limited | 75/mo |
| Conversation context | ✓ | chat mode | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dangerous cmd warnings | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Price | Free | API costs | $10/mo | $20/mo |
No credit card required. 20 free Lite uses every day, forever.
Lite = 0.5 credits/request · Pro = 1 credit/request · Credits never expire
Just type t2t and ask. Like talking to your terminal.