That's a lot of incompatibilities.
LLMs like to use the shell because it's stable and virtually unchanged for decades.
It doesn't need to worry much about versions or whether something is supported or not, it can just assume it is.
Re-implementing bash is a herculean effort. I wish good luck.
pro-tip: vercel's https://agent-browser.dev/ is a great CLI for agent-based browser automation.
Trained on an interpreter that is stable is virtually unchanged for decades. That's precisely my point.
It was never trained on an incompatible, partial implementation.
> agent-based browser automation
Clearly out of scope. You a bot?
That's a lot of incompatibilities.
LLMs like to use the shell because it's stable and virtually unchanged for decades.
It doesn't need to worry much about versions or whether something is supported or not, it can just assume it is.
Re-implementing bash is a herculean effort. I wish good luck.
pro-tip: vercel's https://agent-browser.dev/ is a great CLI for agent-based browser automation.
Trained on an interpreter that is stable is virtually unchanged for decades. That's precisely my point.
It was never trained on an incompatible, partial implementation.
> agent-based browser automation
Clearly out of scope. You a bot?