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Warp terminal–The Next Generation: Dispatch (reasoning) mode, Prompt Suggestions (creepy mode), Knowledge (AI memory)

Zach Lloyd, a former Principal Engineer at Google, introduces new features at warp speed to the best terminal app in the galaxy, with the latest Warp release introducing cutting-edge AI technologies from The Next Generation. The standout addition is the Dispatch mode, which I prefer to call reasoning mode, enabling administrators to plan complex automation tasks with AI assistance. Prompt Suggestions might better be described as big brother or creepy mode since the AI continually observes your actions and intervenes when it believes you need assistance. Additionally, AI memory functions similarly to the personalization feature in ChatGPT, allowing you to save preferences as Knowledge across sessions.

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Envoyer le résultat d’un script dans un attribut AD

Je suis tombé sur une vidéo de la chaine IT-Connect qui traite du déploiement de Windows 11 afin de connaître le pourcentage de machines éligibles et compatibles avec l'OS (TPM, génération de  processeur, etc.).

Et dans cette vidéo il fait remonter le résultat d'un script d'ouverture de session dans les attributs AD des comptes ordinateurs.

Je trouve ça très malin, j'imagine des cas d'utilisation pour avoir de la remontée d'information quand on ne dispose pas d'une gestion centralisée (MEMCM, inventaire, etc).

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Warp for Windows: Finally, AI-powered automation for the PowerShell CLI

We have reviewed Warp's Mac and Linux versions multiple times, as it stands out as the top terminal application. The newly released Windows edition introduces AI-driven automation for PowerShell administrators. Even if you have no use for natural language automation because PowerShell is your primary language anyway, you should give Warp a try, as no terminal app can compete with it on Windows.

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Access Amazon Bedrock AI models from Cursor or VS Code

In my previous post, I detailed the process of importing open-source models, such as DeepSeek R1 from Hugging Face, into Amazon Bedrock, a fully managed service offered by AWS that gives users access to foundational models from top AI firms and Amazon. This post will explain how to access the AI models through the Bedrock API from third-party apps like VS Code or Cursor. Specifically, when using AI models like Claude Sonnet 3.5 for coding, accessing it through Amazon Bedrock offers enhanced security compared to Anthropic or model hub APIs such as OpenRouter.

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Windows 11 : connaître la version de PowerShell et installer la dernière version

Si votre ordinateur est une boîte à outils où chaque outil remplit une tâche précise, alors PowerShell est un couteau suisse qui permet de les combiner efficacement. Plus concrètement, PowerShell c’est : Sur vos ordinateurs, PowerShell est toujours en version 5.1 par défaut alors que la version 7 est disponible ! Dans ce tutoriel, je vous explique comment faire … Lire la suite

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Cline vs. Roo Code – Which VS Code extension is better for the AI-augmented IT pro?

In a prior article, I showcased automating PowerShell management in natural language using the VS Code extension Cline. Roo Code (formerly Roo Cline) is a Cline fork that provides extra valuable features for the AI-enhanced IT pro. Roo Code remains comparable, and the insights I shared about working with MCP servers in Cline also apply to Roo Code. The main difference is that Roo Code serves system administrators more effectively, as it provides a mode more suitable for natural language use in a CLI. Additionally, Roo Code's support of VS Code's Code Actions feature makes it perfect for understanding and modifying a colleague's scripts.

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VS Code extension Cline: AI-automated scripting and CLI administration – A PowerShell example

In a previous post about the new AI features in the Warp terminal, I suggested that AI interfaces would eventually replace the CLI and facilitate the automation of script generation. The Cline extension for Visual Studio Code is a significant step in this direction, allowing you to create scripts using natural language, execute them with AI support in the terminal, rely on AI to analyze shell output and respond to errors. While the extension supports various shells, I'll demonstrate how to utilize Cline to automate PowerShell administration.

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