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Yeah, pretty much. I used it, but one day I opened Warp and it looked like a half-baked Cursor. I liked it for the ability to type "git one-liner logs with dat
by artyom 5mo ago
Yeah, pretty much. I used it, but one day I opened Warp and it looked like a half-baked Cursor.
I liked it for the ability to type "git one-liner logs with date and author, no messages" and get the output without having to remember or look for actual formatting parameters.
I also get that's too niche of an use case, and not sustainable as a business. But still.
- InsideOutSanta 5mo agoFWIW, an open-source clone of that earlier version of Warp called Wave is out there. It seems to be actively maintained and works quite well, in my experience.
- cpursley 5mo agoIs it Rust or Node/Electron? That’s one of the key considerations I have these days; I’m over bloatware.
- keroro 5mo agoI have this functionality bound in alt-backslash using this - https://github.com/CGamesPlay/llm-cmd-comp https://github.com/CGamesPlay/llm-cmd-comp You write your prompt in any terminal, press alt-backslash and it'll give you a command which you can either refine or accept (or esc/ctrl-c out).