So, just because some corporate cannot keep up with their IT compliance team with new additions to existing tools in their stack (which is honestly a tedious jo

So, just because some corporate cannot keep up with their IT compliance team with new additions to existing tools in their stack (which is honestly a tedious job), should the OSS stop experimenting and shipping new 'optional' features? There are many developers who use iTerm2 outside of a corporate environment too. I, for one, developed clx[1], which is similar in nature to what iTerm's OpenAI integration is. I am happy to have this built right into my terminal. And the code is open source as well, allowing anyone to audit what actual external API calls are being made. [1]: https://github.com/mr-karan/clx https://github.com/mr-karan/clx