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JGPT was released roughly three years ago, and in that time, we've gotten lots of
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different
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ways to talk to AIs, like Google Gemini, Perplexity, and Cloud.
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Most of these can
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run in a number of different platforms, like your phone, a website, or a
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downloadable app.
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But the terminal can feel a bit awkward to use with complex commands.
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So you may be wondering,
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why would anyone want to use a terminal tool like Cloud Code instead of a website?
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I have the chatbot, web version of cloud, and our terminal side by side.
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The chatbot certainly has some advantages.
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It's an easy to use interface with lots of built-in tools,
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but it also has a lot of limitations and disadvantages.
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Let's say I want to perform some analysis on birth data from this website.
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I've taken the time to download the data to my local hard drive,
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and I want to do some AI analysis.
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But the problem is these files are huge.
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There's two files here that are almost five gigabytes in size and even some of
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the others
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are more than 30 megabytes.
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I want to ask each one of these tools to give me some insights
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into key findings from the data a typical report might have missed and also if it
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can publish this
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as an artifact.
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The problem is with the size of these files.
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With chat you can only upload 30
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megabytes maximum per file and up to 20 files per chat.
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About the only file that I could load into
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the web version of Cloud is this user guide, which is just an index of the rest
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of the files.
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And that's not going to be very useful.
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A CLI tool like Cloud Code doesn't upload files at all.
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It reads directly from your local file system, and you can start it in the folder
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that you're
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working with.
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With Cloud, you have no file size limits, no file count limits, no upload or
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download step.
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It can write and modify and not just read your files.
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In addition to that, it
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it can run any local app or process.
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When it's done, it's going to generate
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an analysis of the document that gives me some unique insights.
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And just like with the website, it
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can give me fantastic dashboards with detailed analysis
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of the information in a visual form.
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Even if the chatbot could, think of how long
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it would take to upload a couple of five gigabyte files.
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And then, if you wanted to do some processing on those,
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how long it would take to download them back.
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and a CLI tool like Cloud can do a lot more.
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I'm gonna say that the folder is getting messy,
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so I'm gonna ask it if it can organize these files for me.
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It's proposing a file structure,
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and it will then organize the files.
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It can write code, create automations, and a lot more.
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The reason the terminal is so powerful
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is because it isn't encumbered by interfaces.
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It's like getting a box of Lego parts
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versus a completed toy.
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That's why so many professionals are using CLI tools,
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even though it does require a bit of technical knowledge.
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