CodeWhisperer's features are becoming a part of Amazon Q Developer. Learn more
CodeWhisperer for command line adds IDE-style completions for hundreds of popular CLIs
like git, npm, docker, and aws.
Start typing, and CodeWhisperer will pop up contextually relevant subcommands, options
and arguments.
Popular
settings
The default settings provided by CodeWhisperer for command line may not "feel right,"
and may disrupt your existing workflow. You can customize your settings at any time by
running cw to open the settings dashboard. Here are a few popular
settings
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Keybindings. Changing the
tabkeybinding to "Insert common prefix or navigate" may make CLI Completions feel more like traditional shell completions while "Insert common prefix or insert" will feel more like an IDE -
Theme. You know what this is. Choose your favorite.
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Instant execute after space. A lot developers habitually type a space character just before they execute it. Enable this setting to avoid CodeWhisperer blocking you
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First token completion. Enable this setting to get completions for CLIs themselves, not just the subcommands, options, and arguments
