Literally the worst of both worlds.
If your script is complex enough to need a higher level language you might as well just switch to python
On the other hand, we're at a point for a binary language (or standard / framework) that one AI/LLM creates and another one validates.
What are we missing?
serious_angel•57m ago
Yes, Bash or any shell is a very complex and utterly environment dependent language to approach with all due care for security and compatibility, yet hence the lack of wrapper that may not even be aware of these crucial cases at all.
greekrich92•53m ago
KerrAvon•52m ago
That said, this should just be a shell itself and not something that generates into other shell dialects. Otherwise, why not use Ruby or something like it that has actual expressive power?
threatofrain•51m ago
There are other communities where movement in the language came from outside tooling that built extensions on top of the language, such as Sass or TypeScript.
nicce•39m ago