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Suggest related operations for similar nouns and verbs when an invalid subcommand is specified - #10893
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Before
The CLI suggested valid commands when a provided, invalid command has a similar spelling:
However, this doesn't help if you use the wrong verb, which we see some models doing
After
Now, the CLI will suggest related operations based on verb + noun matches:
This should help agents recover faster, without an additional tool call for
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