How can I remove the leading space from Shell GPT code output?

You need to stop the program from intentionally prefixing a space at the start of each output line when it prints code blocks. In the Shell GPT source code the extra space is added when outputting lines from GPT responses. The fix is to remove that added space.

For example, in the main script (typically the file named sgpt), there is usually a loop that prints each line of the response. It might look roughly like this:

BASHCopied
# Original snippet in sgpt
while IFS= read -r line; do
    echo " $line"
done

To remove the leading space, change the echo command to print the line as is:

BASHCopied
# Modified snippet in sgpt
while IFS= read -r line; do
    echo "$line"
done

So, to fix your problem:

1. Open the main source file (sgpt) in your text editor.
2. Search for the section where it prints the GPT response (look for a loop over the output lines).
3. Remove the extra space from the echo (or printf) command that’s outputting each line.

After that change, the code blocks will no longer have that prepended space when you copy and paste them.