The correct option is Copilot CLI.

It enables prompt driven code generation while you remain in the shell, which means you can describe what you want in natural language and receive scaffolded files and boilerplate without opening an IDE. It fits a terminal first workflow and lets you iterate from prompts directly in your command line.

The option GitHub CLI is incorrect because it focuses on interacting with repositories and GitHub workflows from the command line and it does not provide prompt based code generation for building starter applications.

The option Git Bash is incorrect because it is a Windows terminal environment that supplies Bash and Git tooling and it does not include any AI features for generating code from prompts.

The option GitHub Desktop is incorrect because it is a graphical client rather than a terminal tool and it does not offer prompt driven code generation.

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