Install with gem install quickquestion
.
Set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
env var to your API key.
Then ask Claude a quick question from the CLI with qq
:
$ qq how do I tell if Im using an rbenv ruby or the system ruby
Run `which ruby` - if it shows a path containing `.rbenv` you're using rbenv.
System Ruby typically shows `/usr/bin/ruby`. (Cost: $0.0007)
$ cat question.txt | qq
...
$ echo "question" | qq
...
# or just qq alone for a prompt with readline:
$ qq
> rbenv command to install the lastest ruby and make it the global default
rbenv install $(rbenv install -l | grep -v - | tail -1) &&
rbenv global $(rbenv install -l | grep -v - | tail -1) (Cost: $0.0008)
It's most useful for these small, low-stakes practical puzzles where you can quickly judge the results.
qq
is a quick hack.
There are currently no options.
Your questions and answers are logged to ~/.config/qq/log.sqlite
(or set XDG_CONFIG_HOME).
- Handle ctrl-c without traceback.
- Prompt customization.
- Use
qc
to have a quick conversation (orquick continue
), which picks up from the lastqq
if it happened in the last 15m. (This uses the logs in~/.config/qq/log.sqlite
.) - Prompt for a response in tags. Use
stop_sequences
to end abruptly. - https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/build-with-claude/prompt-caching
# run local
ruby -Ilib bin/qq
# irb with gem loaded
irb -Ilib -rqq
# after build
gem install ./qq-<tab>
# rm old gems
rm *.gem
# set version in qq.gemspec
# to make the .gem
gem build
gem push quickquestion-0.0.0.gem