Using my friend ChatGPT I made a little CLI to talk to… GPT. It’s basically a bash script that you can place in one of you bin folders and execute from wherever in your terminal: gpt "I need a new cactus, what is a nice type that needs little maintenance?" After which GPT will answer you with (hopefully) a nice answer: GPT-3 answers: One type of cactus that is low-maintenance is the Peruvian apple cactus.

summareview.sh #!/bin/bash # This script will help you to generate a ChatGPT prompt that you can use to summarize and review the changes between two branches. # It will prompt you for the feature branch, the branch to compare to, the ticket/story/bug description, and any additional feedback. # It will then output the changes and the prompt to a file called summareview.txt. # Get the current branch current_branch=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD) # Prompt for feature branch (default: current branch) read -p "Enter the feature branch to compare (default: $current_branch): " feature_branch feature_branch=${feature_branch:-$current_branch} # Prompt for branch to compare to (default: develop) read -p "Enter the branch to compare to (default: develop): " compare_branch compare_branch=${compare_branch:-develop} # Prompt for ticket/story/bug description read -p "Enter the ticket/story/bug description: " ticket_description # Prompt for additional feedback read -p "Enter any additional feedback (optional): " additional_feedback # Execute git log command and store the output in a variable git_log_output=$(git log $compare_branch.

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