NERVsystems/llm9p

LLM exposed as a 9P filesystem

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This project allows developers, system administrators, and advanced users to interact with large language models (LLMs) like Claude using standard file system commands. You can write prompts to a file and read the LLM's response from the same file, treating the LLM as if it were a directory of files on your computer. This simplifies scripting and integrating LLM interactions into existing command-line workflows without needing specific programming libraries.

Use this if you want to integrate LLM capabilities into shell scripts, automate tasks with standard Unix tools like `cat` and `echo`, or build composable systems where LLM access behaves like any other file resource.

Not ideal if you prefer using dedicated SDKs in programming languages like Python or JavaScript, or if your workflow doesn't involve command-line scripting and file system interactions.

system-administration scripting workflow-automation developer-tools command-line-utilities
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