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Nothing I type gives results. After 1-2 minutes it throws error:

$ copilot 2+2

✖ rephrasing

✘ something went wrong!

In Go, it's customary to name test files as [module]_test.go, but when creating a test via auto-copilot-cli, .test is added to the name. Perhaps it's worth asking OpenAI for the proper naming convention, or alternatively, implement different naming strategies for different languages.

I would like to have the ability to do code review for individual files, as currently code review is only possible for what has been staged in git.

Hi, i installed the cli with your script but it said nodejs isn't installed... while showing me where it find it.

user@user-Ubuntu-Desktop:~/path/to/test-auto-copilot$ copilot "start a nodejs project and create a todolist with express"
✔ You are using the latest version of auto-copilot-cli
✔ Done
✔ Safe | Shell script to start a Node.js project and create a todolist with Express
? 💻 Open in editor? Yes
? 🚀 Execute? Yes
Node.js is not installed. Please install it and try again.
/home/user/.nvm/versions/node/v20.0.0/bin/node

In the Setup the link to "CLI usage" is not working.

When trying to do something and selecting 'Open in editor' with vim chosen as the editor, nothing opens.

Really cool project, I've been playing around with it and I think it's power can be overhauled if there could be an option to use GPT-4 instead of the current GPT-3.5, would be fun to play around with that and see what it can do.

The app tries to check for updates on every command, it would be cool to make these checks less frequent (at least not more often than once a day), or even make it optional.

Thanks for the useful tool!

Testing it out trying to refactor a old discord bot I got laying around. I get a Headers is not defined error:

(base) khuff@Prometheus:~/abbadabbabot$ copilot -k xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(base) khuff@Prometheus:~/abbadabbabot$ code .
(base) khuff@Prometheus:~/abbadabbabot$ copilot -r bot.js
? 💻 Open in editor? Yes
✖ Refactoring
✘ Headers is not defined

it creates the bot.refactored.js but it's empty.

During the process of creating tests and refactoring, an unnecessary set of backtick wrappers are being added to the file, as if the files are being generated in Markdown format:

```go

code

```

I am unsure how to start this program. I have done the npm install. I just see a folder with node_modules. What command runs auto-copilot?