The Github CLI is questionable quality wise. The Copilot extension though...woof. I did not expect to hate this so much. Wow. Ugh. Never again.

I am trying Warp now...will report back.

SOURCES
https://twitter.com/Windows/status/1768026786456096978
https://github.com/github/gh-copilot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHwtrOcLAnI

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GitHub co-pilot is now available in the CLI, allowing users to get terminal command suggestions and explanations. The GitHub CLI has its pros and cons, with some users expressing frustration with its UX. Co-pilot in the CLI can be useful for tasks like explaining commands, suggesting commands, and generating shell-specific aliases.

Copilot in the CLI is here! I hate it.

<p>The CLI is the worst place where an AI should be available…</p>


<p>I mean is there a real use in the CLI?</p>
