Feature Request: Add Error Handling for API Responses in `ask` Command

[tavigaussboy9]

Feature Request

Currently, the ask command sends a question to the API and provides a response without any visible error handling in place. It would be beneficial to implement error handling to manage any issues that may arise during the API interaction, such as network errors, invalid API keys, or unexpected API response formats.

Suggested Improvements:

1. Error Messages: Provide clear error messages to the user when the API call fails or the response is not as expected, ensuring the user knows what went wrong.
2. Response Validation: Before displaying the response, validate the structure to ensure it involves the expected content.
3. Retries: Introduce an option to retry the API call a few times before failing completely, helping mitigate temporary issues.

Example of Error Handling Implementation:

Consider revising the existing ask command logic to include error checks:

response, err := sendQueryToAPI(question)
if err != nil {
    fmt.Println("Error occurred while contacting the API:", err)
    return
}
if response.Status != "success" {
    fmt.Println("API Response Error:", response.Message)
    return
}
fmt.Println("Response:", response.Data)

Implementing these enhancements would improve the user experience and reliability of the ask command. Please consider this request for future development.

[ZeroDayZ7]

Hey @tavigaussboy9,

Thanks a lot for opening my first issue! 😄
I really appreciate it. I’ll definitely expand the ask command soon and add proper error handling like you suggested.