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Command Cleanup #45

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slimslenderslacks opened this issue Oct 9, 2024 · 0 comments
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Command Cleanup #45

slimslenderslacks opened this issue Oct 9, 2024 · 0 comments
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Are there any standards for title naming?

  • Run saved Prompt
  • Run markdown commands
  • Set OpenAI key for Docker AI prompts
  • Save a prompt
  • Delete a saved prompt
  • Run current file directory as prompt
  • Run current file as prompt
  • Set local prompt project directory
  • Set prompt thread id
  • Toggle debug mode for Labs AI Tools

Trying to look at these commands from the perspective of a new user, I think we'd benefit from cleaning up. You can kind of see the history of how we got here.

I'm also wondering if it's a good idea to have each title start with something that feels easy to find like Docker AI: ...

Conceptually, we've got a few different things that we support here. Would it be simpler if we

  1. drop the support for directory prompts.
  2. come up with a new title for "Set local prompt project directory" - I feel like this is very hard to understand. No one seems to understand what we're talking about and there's no default.
  3. I still use Run markdown commands but I think we should workshop this title. It's very useful but would anyone be able to identify the feature from this title?
ColinMcNeil added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 11, 2024
Resolves #44
Addresses many concerns in #45
- Refactor command names
- Remove directory command
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