LLM (an AI tool that generates text) can be invoked directly from a script's shebang line using the pattern `#!/usr/bin/env -S llm -f`, allowing a text file to function as an executable prompt.
The approach supports tool calls via the `-T` option and YAML template execution via the `-t` option, which can define custom Python functions like `add()` and `multiply()` for the LLM to invoke during execution.
Example use case: a script can accept a math expression like `'what is 2344 * 5252 + 134'` and output both the tool calls made and the final result (`12,310,822`).
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