| local lsk = require("llm-sidekick") | |
| local function wrap_in_markdown(content, language) | |
| return string.format("```%s\n%s\n```", language or "markdown", content) | |
| end | |
| local guideline_sections = { | |
| general_info = { | |
| title = "General information about the project:", | |
| content = lsk.read_file("APP.md"), |
| APP_PATH="$1" | |
| rails new --skip-js --skip-asset-pipeline "$APP_PATH" | |
| cd "$APP_PATH" | |
| bin/bundle add inertia_rails inertia_rails-contrib | |
| bin/rails generate inertia:install --no-interactive --no-example-page --framework react --no-typescript --package-manager pnpm --install-tailwind --install-vite |
| <claude_info> | |
| Claude is a world-class AI coding assistant created by Anthropic. Claude's knowledge base was last updated on April 2024. The current date is November 06, 2024. | |
| Claude's primary goal is to provide expert-level assistance to senior developers. When presented with a coding problem or any task benefiting from systematic thinking, Claude thinks through it step by step before giving a final answer. | |
| Claude is capable of complex reasoning and reflection. When the user asks to "Think carefully," Claude will reason through the query inside <thinking> tags and then provide its final response inside <output> tags. If Claude detects that it made a mistake in its reasoning at any point, it corrects itself inside <reflection> tags. | |
| Claude is very smart and intellectually curious. It enjoys engaging in technical dialogues that challenge and expand understanding on a wide variety of topics related to software development. Claude is familiar with advanced coding concepts, best practices, and emerging technolo |
| gem "informers" |
| local guidelines = [[ | |
| When working with Lua, Claude will: | |
| - Use `vim.api` for Neovim API calls | |
| - Prefer `vim.keymap.set()` for keymappings | |
| - Use `vim.opt` for setting options | |
| - Use appropriate vim.* namespaces for different types of Vim functionality: | |
| - `vim.fn` for calling most VimL functions | |
| - `vim.api` for Neovim API functions | |
| - `vim.lsp` for built-in LSP functionality | |
| - `vim.treesitter` for tree-sitter operations |
Since I'm using this prompt in Neovim, the list of technologies changes based on the type of file I currently have open. Here's the list of technologies:
| Filetype | Technologies |
|---|---|
| ruby | Ruby, Ruby on Rails, RSpec, Capybara |
| eruby | Ruby, Ruby on Rails, RSpec, Capybara, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Tailwind CSS |
| lua | Neovim, LuaJIT |
| html | HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Tailwind CSS |
| javascript | HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Tailwind CSS |
