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Did you check the page? It's MIT-licensed and isn't about GPT or text generation. It's Intellisense, for the shell.
then what makes it better than withfig/autocomplete?
I'd be curious how this compares with Fish, which has autocomplete as well. It's worked fantastic for me so far. Once you have it, it's hard to go back!
Great idea! Also terrifying :) Given how often I accidentally commit the wrong text in vscode, I shudder to think of the damage I could do with this on my shell, hah! What safety measures are there/could there be?
I wish they had written inShellisense in a more efficient programming language than TypeScript. I recall disabling bash_completion.sh on my computer some time ago due to its negative impact on the startup speed of each iTerm2 session and the delay it introduced when using the key for autocompletion. Before I disabled this feature, I consistently experienced delays of over 300ms between triggering autocomplete and rec…
The name is terrific.
I half wonder if the author checked the name first, then started coding......
I wish they had written inShellisense in a more efficient programming language than TypeScript. I recall disabling bash_completion.sh on my computer some time ago due to its negative impact on the startup speed of each iTerm2 session and the delay it introduced when using the key for autocompletion. Before I disabled this feature, I consistently experienced delays of over 300ms between triggering autocomplete and rec…
I wish they had written inShellisense in a more efficient programming language than TypeScript. I recall disabling bash_completion.sh on my computer some time ago due to its negative impact on the startup speed of each iTerm2 session and the delay it introduced when using the key for autocompletion. Before I disabled this feature, I consistently experienced delays of over 300ms between triggering autocomplete and rec…