GitHub Copilot CLI: Slash Commands Boost Dev Efficiency

GitHub has released a detailed guide for using slash commands in its Copilot Command Line Interface. These commands enhance functionality for developers working in terminal workflows. Here's the thing: developers can now use commands like `/model` to switch between AI models, optimizing for specific tasks and balancing performance with budget. The `/context` command helps manage token usage, while `/clear` and `/resume` streamline session management. What's interesting is that these updates come as GitHub Copilot CLI expands its utility, offering command-line-native interactions for tasks like creating pull requests or summarizing sessions. This flexibility is especially useful for remote environments and continuous integration/continuous delivery pipelines. The bottom line: these new slash commands aim to make the Copilot CLI a more comprehensive coding assistant, improving efficiency for developers who prefer terminal-based work.