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▶ 13:23 Jonathan Siddharth Um, there is a benchmark called Terminal Bench, uh, where you're evaluating, um, Terminal Bench is the kind of benchmark you need for, like, a command line coding agent that has access to a terminal, like, think Cloud Code, Codex, Gemini…
▶ 22:57 Jonathan Siddharth My hunch, um, is that when the models improve in coding, they also improve in tool use, uh, and that helps these generalized computer use agents like Codex, Cloud Code, Geminis, CLI, et cetera.

▶ 1:05:13 Matan Grinberg And so, you know, you could be agnostic by saying, hey, every engineer, we're gonna give you Cloud Code, and Codex, and Gemini CLI, and all these other tools.

▶ 9:56 unnamed speaker Obviously they have anti-gravity, but the Gemini CLI has not seen as much traction.

▶ 15:08 Doug O'Laughlin Is it better than a chat GPT agent mode or anthropics cloud code or Gemini CLI, whatever.

▶ 57:39 Andrew Ng Um, I think OpenAI codecs has actually gained real momentum, and then I'm also keeping an eye on Gemini CLI, which I think is also, uh, getting better, maybe the faster rate than people have given them credit for.

▶ 42:31 Zach Lloyd Tools like Gemini, CLI, and Cloud Code making the terminal the center of the agentic workflow.

▶ 7:22 Dan Shipper And I'll extend this to not just cloud code, but Google just came out with the Gemini CLI command line interface.

▶ 38:03 Alessio Fanelli Because you tweeted yesterday, somebody asked Rucode to add Gemini CLI support, and then you guys responded, just copy it from us again.

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