Turn the forgotten $ prefix into something useful: run your shell commands with an AI agent.
Think of it like how jQuery claimed $ early on — now your terminal gets its own $.
npm install -g dollar-agentThis installs a global $ command.
Regular shell:
npm testWith $ agent:
$ npm test→ sends npm test to Codex, so you can run and discuss commands interactively.
People often paste commands with a leading $, and the shell errors because no $ command exists.
Even if you leave the $ prefix on a command by mistake, the AI agent gently walks you through what to run.
It’s a tiny joke-like program (just a few lines of Bash), but surprisingly practical for everyday use.

