Warp, a fast-growing startup that is working on building a better terminal, today announced that it has added a new chat feature (unsurprisingly based on ChatGPT) that will help its user with using the command line and troubleshooting errors. We've obviously seen a flood of ChatGPT-enabled services lately, with some more interesting than others, but this feels like a legitimately useful application of the technology. The command line is, after all, isn't necessarily the most user friendly of interfaces -- and that means that even experienced users often have to resort to troubleshooting by searching for answers on Stack Overflow. "The terminal is a notoriously difficult tool. It's difficult to know how to do workflows. It's difficult to understand errors. It's difficult to write scripts," Warp co-founder and CEO Zach Lloyd explained.