Describe the feature or problem you'd like to solve
Run a bash command prompt
Proposed solution
Description:
I would like to use Copilot CLI more seamlessly, but currently I’m missing an option to directly call bash commands or scripts.
In Claude’s code mode, I can run:
and get results instantly.
In Copilot CLI, running the equivalent (ls) takes ~20 seconds before returning output, which makes it impractical when I know which command I need to execute.
Expected behavior:
- Ability to run bash commands/scripts directly from Copilot CLI, with near-instant execution (comparable to native shell).
- Ideally support a syntax like
! command or a passthrough flag that pipes input directly to the shell.
Actual behavior:
- Commands like
ls take ~20 seconds to execute in Copilot CLI.
- This delay makes the CLI less usable for day-to-day scripting.
Why this matters:
- Developers expect a CLI tool to feel as responsive as a shell.
- Quick script execution is essential for adoption.
- Better UX would make Copilot CLI more competitive with alternatives.
Environment:
- OS: macOS
- Copilot CLI version: 0.0.332
Example prompts or workflows
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Additional context
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Describe the feature or problem you'd like to solve
Run a bash command prompt
Proposed solution
Description:
I would like to use Copilot CLI more seamlessly, but currently I’m missing an option to directly call bash commands or scripts.
In Claude’s code mode, I can run:
! lsand get results instantly.
In Copilot CLI, running the equivalent (
ls) takes ~20 seconds before returning output, which makes it impractical when I know which command I need to execute.Expected behavior:
! commandor a passthrough flag that pipes input directly to the shell.Actual behavior:
lstake ~20 seconds to execute in Copilot CLI.Why this matters:
Environment:
Example prompts or workflows
No response
Additional context
No response