sysgrok - Executing commands on a remote host and interpreting the output with an LLM

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Demos the analyzecmd sub-command of sysgrok. This sub-command executes a CLI command on a remote host and then analyses and interprets the output of that command using an LLM.

We can execute and analyse multiple commands by separating them with a semi-colon, as shown.

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