Think ChatGPT, but for the CLI (and here's how developers are using it)

If you enjoy using ChatGPT, you'll probably find Warp's AI Command Search pretty useful. In the video, we dive into different commands that AI Command Search can help you with (git, file management, CLI scripting, developing applications, and more). All you have to do is enter a query, and AI Command Search will tell you the exact CLI command you need to run. Happy coding!

Documentation for A.I. Command Search:

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:04 - Version Control (git)
02:31 - File Management and Scripting (tar, find, fdupes)
04:15 - Application Development (docker, brew, curl)
05:17 - Some Fun/Creative Prompts You Can Try
05:53 - Conclusion

[WesBos]

❤ I find myself using it a ton for obscure git commands - undo, rebase last 5, remove from history.. SUPER handy - you just gotta remember to use it!

[symphony_vk]

I absolutely love your product, I referred a million people to it and use it all the time! This video is awesome, so is your team!

[shumnansuenglitsiriroj]

I'm start using it. Interning concept because I need to note various long command for reusing

[cruepprich]

I love just being able to type # and then the question. Great implementation. Reminds me of alfredapp.

[MickDavies]

it's pretty useful for regex commands too, just make sure to ask for it in the language you are currently coding in such as php or javascript etc...

[anthnyalxndr]

Great video. FYI the audio level is very low vs. the average YouTube video.

[Oxxygen_io]

Cool. Never used it. I just want a “sharper” edge between my terminals

[RajeshSamson]

This option is not working for me. It give me a time our error

[morr]

Please fix the text selection not working properly (can't change existing selection by holding shift and clicking on text). All fancy features are worthless when the core functionality of the terminal is broken and the terminal is unusable because of that.

[Muescha]

I don't use it b/c am afraid that it suggests me an destroying command and it's to easy to hit enter on a suggested command.

I would feel better if the commands explained in detail what they do.