is this not just `tldr`? https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr
They’re complementary: tldr is a great reference with multiple examples per command; Greppers is for the 2–3 commands you re-google at 1am with the exact flags you want to copy. If there’s a command where the tldr example is clearly better, I’ll happily mirror it or link out.
there is no concept of any single "default incantation" of any command -- every command always has multiple "incantations" depending on what you want to do with it
nobody would ever directly copy and execute any "exact flags" for any command based on a query string, surely this is not what you are suggesting?
I can get on board with a tool that's like tldr but broader-scoped, returning sets of commands that you could choose to run based on input query, but isn't this just claude?
I mean if greppers is just translating queries like that to related command-calls, that's fine but bizarre and nothing that would require a community-contribution-based database of mappings, that's just a search engine and/or llm mapping problem...