Hey everyone, ​As a network admin, I got tired of switching contexts between different vendors and trying to remember exact command syntax when I'm in a rush. So, as a side project, I decided to build an AI-powered CLI parser. ​The goal is to type (or speak) what you want to do in plain English, absolute slang, or messy phrasing, and get production-ready CLI commands instantly. ​Quick Examples: ​Input: "yo, give interface gig 0/1 an ip of 192.168.1.1 and turn it on" -> Outputs full Cisco/vendor syntax with no shutdown. ​Input: "lock down vty lines so only 10.0.0.5 can ssh in" -> Generates the proper ACL and applies it to vty 0 4. ​Why I'm posting here: Since this community has engineers dealing with complex, multi-vendor enterprise setups daily, I wanted to ask: ​Would you ever use something like this to speed up your labbing or daily workflow, or do you strictly stick to ? and tab completion?…