The tool is private by default but allows sharing through public or unlisted links from Savvy's dashboard. It also supports exporting runbooks to markdown for inclusion in existing documentation. Savvy requires a free account for creating a runbook with the `savvy record` command. It currently supports `zsh` and `bash` shells and does not yet work on Windows. For help or queries, users can create an issue on Savvy's GitHub repository or join their Discord server.
Key takeaways:
- Savvy is a tool that allows you to create, share, and run runbooks from your terminal. It can generate runbooks with AI or from commands you provide.
- You can use Savvy to generate runbooks using natural language, record your shell history, or record a new shell session. It also allows you to share runbooks and export them to markdown.
- Savvy also has a feature called 'savvy explain' that provides simple and easy-to-understand explanations for any command or error message.
- Savvy supports 'zsh' and 'bash' shells and requires you to sign up for a free account. However, it does not yet work on Windows.