CLI piped input#16
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Enable
venice chatto combine piped stdin with a prompt argument, allowing users to provide context and instructions simultaneously.Previously,
venice chatwould only read piped stdin if no prompt argument was provided. This change allows commands likecat error.log | venice chat "find the root cause"to send both the log content and the specific question to the AI, enhancing the command's flexibility and usefulness for contextual queries. The piped input is sent as the first user message, followed by the prompt argument as a second user message.