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I really love using opencode, but when it comes to this command, I prefer how antigravity “waits for commands.” It waits for short commands, but for long commands—such as running nuitka build or syncing a large file to a server with rsync—it should move the command to the background after a certain number of seconds and periodically check on it. (If you’re wondering why, sometimes it runs a command that requires a sudo password—and it doesn’t even tell me! It just waits forever.) Instead, if it checked its own command output after a short while, it would realize it needs a password, stop the command, and notify me. (As I said, I only like agy for its command-line capabilities; otherwise, G*mini and agy’s interfaces are terrible—opencode has the best CLI interface.)
Feature hasn't been suggested before.
Describe the enhancement you want to request
I really love using opencode, but when it comes to this command, I prefer how antigravity “waits for commands.” It waits for short commands, but for long commands—such as running
nuitka buildor syncing a large file to a server withrsync—it should move the command to the background after a certain number of seconds and periodically check on it. (If you’re wondering why, sometimes it runs a command that requires asudopassword—and it doesn’t even tell me! It just waits forever.) Instead, if it checked its own command output after a short while, it would realize it needs a password, stop the command, and notify me. (As I said, I only like agy for its command-line capabilities; otherwise, G*mini and agy’s interfaces are terrible—opencode has the best CLI interface.)