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grr cd when there are multiple repos with the same name

See original GitHub issue

I have multiple repos all called “api” (a loose company naming policy as we do a bunch of projects for various clients) - so I understand this is probably an outlier and technically I can work around the issue, however grr should speed up working with git like the hub does and for me its not providing much value in this (rather particular) circumstance

In windows terminal using a powershell prompt using grr cd api I get the following results:

 [1]  api   master ≡ ⁞2
 [2]  api   ON-6945 ⌂ +10 ~0 -0 | +0 ~8 -4 ⁞1

Found multiple repositories, using api.
You can access the others by index now, like:
  grr cd :2

however the first repo location is automatically typed seemingly char by char (and kinda slowly too, takes about 1-2 seconds on some of my repo paths), after which i can then type grr cd :2 (and wait for the typing to finish). Alternatively i can use grr cd api "p <filter>" to do it in one command, however this also suffers from the slow writing of the cd command to the prompt

The whole process is marginally faster than just typing out the repo name using tab completion, eg cd ~/src/gitlab.com/company-name/project-name/api/

it would be great if

outputting the command cd <path-to-repo> could be sped up somehow
grr cd reponame would only change folders if there is one matching reponame, or
if the syntax could support the position of a matching repo in the initial command, something like grr cd reponame:2.

aside from this one use case, it really does grr help switching between the other repos super fast