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Published by AriesOxO, piz 0.3.3 is a command-line productivity utility designed for users who know what they want to achieve but cannot recall the exact shell syntax. Operating within the System Utilities category, the open-source tool accepts plain-language descriptions of tasks, consults a configurable large-language-model backend, and returns ready-to-run commands that are already adapted to the current operating system and shell. The program supports more than fifteen AI providers—including OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Ollama, DeepSeek, Moonshot, Mistral, and Alibaba DashScope—so organizations can stay within preferred APIs or run entirely local models. Built-in safeguards form a three-layer security stack: the prompt layer rejects off-topic input, an injection-detection module screens for base64 payloads, credential leaks, reverse-shell attempts, and curl-based exploits, while a regex-plus-LLM analyzer grades command risk and forces manual confirmation for dangerous operations. Additional utilities include command explanation (`piz -e`), automatic repair of failed commands with up to three retries (`piz fix`), multi-candidate generation (`-n`), interactive chat (`piz chat`), local SQLite caching with TTL and LRU eviction, searchable execution history, and native shell integration for bash, zsh, fish, and PowerShell that respects session state. Eval mode (`--eval`) hands verified commands to a wrapper function for immediate execution, `--pipe` supplies script-friendly raw output, and tab completion is provided for all supported shells. The interface is available in Chinese and English, honors the NO_COLOR convention, and copes with 429/5xx errors through exponential back-off. Cross-platform binaries run on Windows, macOS, and Linux without altering code-page settings, and an interactive first-run wizard streamlines API key and provider selection. Two formal versions have been released to date. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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