For any not-too-security-obsessed readers of HN: this sends all of your shell commands to some server (ha, but you can choose which one!). We all make mistakes, we all once in a while paste a password in a shell by mistake, or private API endpoint, or you know, expose architecture of your system by history of your shell. Why would you use it?
Edit: Actually flagged it. I believe it brings more harm than help. Whoever is going to use it, they will not be able to assess impact. Whoever can assess the impact, they will not use it.
For any not-too-security-obsessed readers of HN: this sends all of your shell commands to some server (ha, but you can choose which one!). We all make mistakes, we all once in a while paste a password in a shell by mistake, or private API endpoint, or you know, expose architecture of your system by history of your shell. Why would you use it?
Edit: Actually flagged it. I believe it brings more harm than help. Whoever is going to use it, they will not be able to assess impact. Whoever can assess the impact, they will not use it.