Developers are replacing --help with atuin's AI for unfamiliar shell commands
braelyn_ai · x · 2026-09-03
- A developer shares they no longer type --help for unfamiliar commands — instead they just use atuin's AI feature.
- Atuin, already popular as a shell history tool, is now doubling as an AI assistant replacing traditional man pages and --help lookups for some developers.
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