The correct option is GitHub Desktop is an installable desktop app that runs locally.

GitHub Desktop is a downloadable application that you install on your computer and it performs local Git operations such as cloning repositories, creating branches, committing changes, resolving merges, and pushing to remotes. It authenticates with your GitHub account and provides a graphical alternative to the command line which fits the requirement to commit and push without using the terminal.

The GitHub website runs in a browser and lets you view repositories, issues, and pull requests and it supports lightweight edits and commits in the web editor. It does not provide the same local repository workflows that a desktop client offers, which is why the desktop distinction is the accurate differentiator.

The option GitHub Desktop includes built-in UI flows to configure many third party CI or CD systems is incorrect because Desktop focuses on core Git tasks and basic integration with GitHub remotes and it does not provide wizards for external CI or CD tools.

The option GitHub Desktop is a feature inside Google Cloud Console is incorrect because Desktop is a GitHub product that runs as a standalone application and it is not part of any Google Cloud service.

The option GitHub Desktop works only on Windows right now is incorrect because the official app supports both Windows and macOS.

The option GitHub Desktop requires an Enterprise plan is incorrect because the application is free to use and does not require an Enterprise subscription.

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