Using GitHub Copilot CLI to reorganize my personal website @DevLeonardo
Using GitHub Copilot CLI to reorganize my personal website  @DevLeonardo
Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Let me show you how I used Copilot CLI in a real use case.

I needed a command to reorganize the file structure of articles in my blog. I’m happy to see that there are about 50 articles so I’m not gonna do that manually and I'll let Artificial Intelligence write the script for me.

The plan is to move from a flat structure to a nested one with articles grouped in folders by year/month.

I didn’t plan to make a video out of it, I just turned on my webcam and recorded the raw process. Enjoy!
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