Added new Cohere Cli plugin
Overview
Added cohere cli shell plugin
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- [x] Created a new plugin
- [ ] Improved an existing plugin
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@arunsathiya Added tests for cohere plugins
Also, please have a look over the failing tests.
Hey @parthiv11 , I see there hasn't been any activity on this PR in a bit, is there anything that we can help you with?
We'd love to get this to the finish line together! 🚀
https://github.com/1Password/shell-plugins/assets/75653580/4ca79718-2677-4eac-b7eb-9154c34fd560
@hculea i think it is done
@AndyTitu done
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Hi @parthiv11 !
It looks like not all the comments are resolved and the linter/tests still aren't passing. Are you able to fix those?
Thank you again for your contribution!
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