I asked @copilot to build a terminal graphics engine—and it delivered. In just a few hours, without a single line of code from me, it created PwrSvg, a PowerShell module that renders SVG content directly in Windows Terminal using Sixel.
Highlights:
SVG-to-PNG conversion via SkiaSharp
Sixel encoding for terminal display
Full CI/CD pipeline, unit tests, and public publishing—all authored by @copilot
oscar-calvo•1h ago
Highlights:
SVG-to-PNG conversion via SkiaSharp
Sixel encoding for terminal display
Full CI/CD pipeline, unit tests, and public publishing—all authored by @copilot
Cross-platform support: Windows, macOS, Linux
No file I/O—everything runs in-memory
This isn’t just a graphics demo—it’s a glimpse of what autonomous development can do. Try it out: https://github.com/calvo-software/PwrSvg
Would love feedback from anyone working on terminal tooling, graphics protocols, or AI-assisted workflows.