trace.ai-cli 1.1.1 → 1.1.3

package/README.markdown

@@ -121,7 +121,13 @@ This launches the interactive CLI interface where you can enter commands and que
   ```
   /stats
   ```
-
+- **System**:
+  ```
+  /system
+  ```
+  The system information feature supports natural language queries that automatically determine which information to return.
+  Example: `/system How much RAM do I have available?`
+  
 - **Exit**:
   ```
   /exit
@@ -143,66 +149,6 @@ How do I implement a binary search tree in Python?
 What's the current CPU usage on my system?
 ```
 
-## System Information Features
-
-Trace.AI CLI can provide detailed information about your system, including:
-
-- **System Overview**: Platform, architecture, hostname, uptime, manufacturer, model, and system details
-- **CPU Information**: Manufacturer, brand, model, cores, speed, temperature, load, virtualization, and cache details
-- **Memory Information**: Total, used, free, and available memory with usage percentages, swap information, and detailed memory module specifications
-- **Disk Information**: Filesystem details, block devices, disk layout, size, used space, available space, and usage percentages
-- **Network Information**: Interface details, IP addresses (IPv4/IPv6), MAC addresses, connection statistics, WiFi networks, internet latency, and public IP address
-- **Process Information**: Current process details, system process summary, top CPU-consuming processes, and system services
-- **Environment Variables**: Filtered environment variables for security (PATH, USER, HOME, etc.), user session information, and shell history
-
-The system information is retrieved using the powerful `systeminformation` library with fallback mechanisms for reliability across different operating systems.
-
-## Examples
-
-### Get All System Information
-
-```
-/system
-```
-Returns all available system information categories.
-
-### Natural Language Queries
-
-The system information feature supports natural language queries that automatically determine which information to return:
-
-```
-/system How much RAM do I have available?
-```
-Automatically returns memory information.
-
-```
-/system What's my CPU temperature?
-```
-Automatically returns CPU information with temperature details.
-
-```
-/system Tell me about my disk usage
-```
-Automatically returns disk information with usage statistics.
-
-```
-/system Show me my network connections
-```
-Automatically returns network information.
-
-You can also ask direct questions without the /system command:
-
-```
-What's my operating system version?
-```
-
-```
-How many CPU cores do I have?
-```
-
-```
-What's my current memory usage?
-```
 
 ## License
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "trace.ai-cli",
-    "version": "1.1.1",
+    "version": "1.1.3",
     "description": "A powerful AI-powered CLI tool",
     "main": "index.js",
     "bin": {

package/services/aiService.js

@@ -11,31 +11,7 @@ const { getSystemInfo, formatBytes } = require('./systemInfoService');
 async function determineSystemInfoQuery(prompt, basicInfo) {
     try {
         // Create a prompt for the AI to analyze the user's query
-        const analysisPrompt = `
-        Based on the user's query: "${prompt}", determine which system information they are requesting.
-        
-        Available system information categories:
-        - basic: Basic system overview (platform, architecture, hostname, uptime)
-        - cpu: CPU information (model, cores, speed, load)
-        - memory: Memory information (total, used, free)
-        - disk: Disk information (size, used, available)
-        - network: Network information (interfaces, IP addresses, MAC)
-        - process: Process information (PID, Node.js version, memory usage)
-        - environment: Environment variables (PATH, SHELL, etc.)
-        - all: All system information
-        
-        Analyze the query and return the most relevant category or categories.
-        If the query mentions IP address, network interfaces, or connectivity, include 'network'.
-        If the query mentions storage, hard drive, or space, include 'disk'.
-        If the query mentions RAM, memory usage, or available memory, include 'memory'.
-        If the query mentions processor, cores, or CPU usage, include 'cpu'.
-        If the query mentions environment variables or paths, include 'environment'.
-        If the query mentions running processes or applications, include 'process'.
-        If the query is general or unclear, include 'basic'.
-        If the query asks for everything or all information, include 'all'.
-        
-        Return only the category keywords separated by spaces.
-        `;
+        const analysisPrompt = `Analyze the user's query: "${prompt}" and determine which system information they need.`;
         
         // Use the AI to analyze the query
         const models = ['kimi', 'mvrk', 'gma3'];