It does well with conversation but on the contrary, ell itself is stateless (on the aspect of user input and generate contents). Conversational use of ell depends on `script` to record the terminal output. Though, I can support managing historical dialogs via a plugin with side effects. I need to consider whether this suits the idea and philosophy of ell.
Well, either I'm not good at googling ro google is not good at searching.. I did searched similar projects and never find these powerful tools in practice posted by HN users
It does well with conversation but on the contrary, ell itself is stateless (on the aspect of user input and generate contents). Conversational use of ell depends on `script` to record the terminal output. Though, I can support managing historical dialogs via a plugin with side effects. I need to consider whether this suits the idea and philosophy of ell.
Well, either I'm not good at googling ro google is not good at searching.. I did searched similar projects and never find these powerful tools in practice posted by HN users