Writing better Linux scripts with the Command line Assistant

Why is Red Hat’s AI command line assistant called C? It is not short for “command line”—it comes from the speed of light, part of the Light Speed initiative. In this session, we explain the origin and then show how C can generate a shell script to add a user, set a random password, force a password change on first login, and even handle admin options.

Full Episode: What can the AI in RHEL Command Line Assistant really do?: https://youtube.com/live/15ZI3M-aYNY

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00:00 Why we call it CC
00:42 Demo: creating a user management script
03:06 Improving scripts with customizations
05:55 Adding command line options
08:25 Pirate voice and AI personality
08:56 How a fun demo inspired CC