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feat(README): Add link to OpenAI API key guide The changes involved a new feature, specifically the addition of a helpful link to a step-by-step guide on how to obtain an OpenAI API key on the README file. It enhances the documentation by providing a resource for users to follow if they're unsure on how to obtain their API keys from OpenAI. It makes the whole process of starting with the API a lot smoother and easier to understand. 📚 🔑
**fix: Correct shell expansion in Git auto-commit alias** The code change made here is fixing an issue with shell expansion in the GitHub auto-commit alias. The issue was that the command substitution `$(gh commit)` was getting prematurely evaluated which resulted in errors. The fix replaced it with `"\$(gh commit)"`. By escaping the `$` symbol with a backslash (`\`), the command substitution will be evaluated only when the alias is used, not when it is defined. This allows the proper function of the alias `auto-commit` within the .bashrc file. Now, the `auto-commit` Git alias works as expected, correctly executing the `gh commit` command when used. 📝🐛💻
**fix: Correct shell expansion in Git auto-commit alias** The code change made here is fixing an issue with shell expansion in the GitHub auto-commit alias. The issue was that the command substitution `$(gh commit)` was getting prematurely evaluated which resulted in errors. The fix replaced it with `"\$(gh commit)"`. By escaping the `$` symbol with a backslash (`\`), the command substitution will be evaluated only when the alias is used, not when it is defined. This allows the proper function of the alias `auto-commit` within the .bashrc file. Now, the `auto-commit` Git alias works as expected, correctly executing the `gh commit` command when used. 📝🐛💻