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The current experience of using inline chat in sub-shell is not ideal, in a way that it does not realize that user is in a sub-shell. This is even though the shell type has changed.
For example, if I were to enter Python sub-shell from zsh, and then request inline chat to print hello world in Python, it would give me a suggestion or command of python3 -c "print('hello world')", which is not good.
This is not good because we are already in a Python REPL or Python sub-shell, and python3 -c is completely unnecessary.
We should give context for inline chat about shell type, or figure out if its missing context for sub-shell scenarios. Or figure out what else is causing this issue.