zeke/pipelines-runtime-inquisitor 📝 → 📝
About
Run shell commands and use a language model to interpret their output

Example Output
Output
{
"command": "which convert",
"stdout": "",
"stderr": "",
"return_code": 1,
"summary": "ImageMagick is NOT installed.
The which convert
command returned exit code 1 with no output, indicating that the convert
command (ImageMagick's primary tool) was not found in the system's PATH. This means ImageMagick is either not installed or not properly configured on this system.
To install ImageMagick, you would typically use:
- Ubuntu/Debian:
sudo apt install imagemagick
- CentOS/RHEL:
sudo yum install ImageMagick
orsudo dnf install ImageMagick
- macOS:
brew install imagemagick
"
}
Performance Metrics
9.14s
Prediction Time
9.45s
Total Time
All Input Parameters
{ "natural_language_command": "which convert", "interpretation_instruction": "is imagemagick installed?" }
Input Parameters
- natural_language_command (required)
- Natural language description of what you want to do
- interpretation_instruction (required)
- Instructions for how to interpret and summarize the command output
Output Schema
Output
Version Details
- Version ID
7dc995223a1cbd519a30ce352fd5af6e5ee2394fc56bad09ab8d22d40e05ebf5
- Version Created
- August 26, 2025