This project addresses the common frustration of AI assistants prematurely ending conversations, enabling users to maintain extended, productive interactions. It targets AI users, particularly those engaging in lengthy or complex discussions, by providing a mechanism to prevent AI "early termination" and facilitate deeper engagement.

How It Works

Cunzhi acts as an intermediary, intercepting AI responses. When the AI signals an intent to conclude the conversation, Cunzhi presents a prompt or dialog box, offering predefined options to continue the discussion. This approach allows users to steer the AI back into a productive dialogue flow, ensuring tasks are fully completed or topics are thoroughly explored.

Quick Start & Requirements

• macOS: brew tap imhuso/cunzhi && brew install cunzhi
• Linux/Windows: Download binaries from releases, add to system PATH.
• Prerequisites: MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) configuration, pnpm for local development.
• Setup: Installation is described as a 3-second process via Homebrew.

Highlighted Details

• Intelligent interception of AI conversation endings.
• Memory management for storing development specifications and preferences.
• User-friendly interface with Markdown support and multiple input methods.
• Cross-platform support.

Maintenance & Community

The project is open-source and welcomes contributions. Local development is supported via pnpm.

Licensing & Compatibility

Licensed under the MIT License, permitting free use and contribution, with no apparent restrictions for commercial or closed-source linking.

Limitations & Caveats

The README mentions potential installation issues on macOS related to cached tap versions, requiring a cache clear and re-installation. The project appears to be actively developed, with specific version numbers mentioned in release downloads.