First, it's terminal first, meaning you can use your existing subscriptions and take advantage of any and all the different provider CLI's.
Second, it's a persistent workspace so you aren't locked in to whatever features the provider's build. Instead you can really drive your own workflow as you see fit.
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What's the advantage vs the providers' native similar features?
First, it's terminal first, meaning you can use your existing subscriptions and take advantage of any and all the different provider CLI's.
Second, it's a persistent workspace so you aren't locked in to whatever features the provider's build. Instead you can really drive your own workflow as you see fit.