Extension: Getting Started

cli/src/fs.test.ts

@@ -69,16 +69,15 @@ describe("makeCLIContent", () => {
     const edit = undefined;
     const view = { prop: "test" };
 
-    const cliContent = await makeCLIContent(
+    const cliContent = await makeCLIContent({
       prompt,
       argContext,
       argSystem,
-      state.context,
-      state.root,
+      context: state.context,
+      root: state.root,
       edit,
       view,
-      false
-    );
+    });
 
     expect(cliContent).toMatchObject({
       name: "stdout",
@@ -102,16 +101,15 @@ describe("makeCLIContent", () => {
     const edit = undefined;
     const view = { prop: "test" };
 
-    const cliContent = await makeCLIContent(
+    const cliContent = await makeCLIContent({
       prompt,
       argContext,
       argSystem,
-      state.context,
-      state.root,
+      context: state.context,
+      root: state.root,
       edit,
       view,
-      false
-    );
+    });
 
     expect(cliContent).toMatchObject({
       name: "stdout",
@@ -135,16 +133,15 @@ describe("makeCLIContent", () => {
     const edit = undefined;
     const view = { prop: "test" };
 
-    const cliContent = await makeCLIContent(
+    const cliContent = await makeCLIContent({
       prompt,
       argContext,
       argSystem,
-      state.context,
-      state.root,
+      context: state.context,
+      root: state.root,
       edit,
       view,
-      false
-    );
+    });
 
     expect(cliContent).toMatchObject({
       name: "stdout",
@@ -168,16 +165,15 @@ describe("makeCLIContent", () => {
     const edit = undefined;
     const view = { prop: "test" };
 
-    const cliContent = await makeCLIContent(
+    const cliContent = await makeCLIContent({
       prompt,
       argContext,
       argSystem,
-      state.context,
-      state.root,
+      context: state.context,
+      root: state.root,
       edit,
       view,
-      false
-    );
+    });
 
     expect(cliContent).toMatchObject({
       name: "stdout",

cli/src/fs.ts

@@ -114,16 +114,16 @@ export async function loadFs(
       content = [];
     }
     const prompt = await readPrompt(args);
-    const cliContent = makeCLIContent(
+    const cliContent = makeCLIContent({
       prompt,
-      settings.context,
-      system,
+      argContext: settings.context,
+      argSystem: system,
       context,
       root,
       edit,
-      settings.templateView,
-      settings.isolated
-    );
+      view: settings.templateView,
+      isolated: settings.isolated,
+    });
     context[cliContent.path] = cliContent;
     content.push(cliContent.path);
   }

content/33_dad_jokes/10_joke.md

@@ -1,25 +1,29 @@
 ---
 combined: true
-debug:
-  engine: bedrock
-  finish: end_turn
-  id: null
-  model: anthropic.claude-3-sonnet-20240229-v1:0
-  usage: null
 isolated: true
-prompt: >-
-  Think to yourself before telling the joke. Work in a <scratchpad></scratchpad>
-  block. First, decide on a broad category for the joke. Then, decide on a theme
-  for the joke. Finally, tell the joke. The joke should be short and direct. Put
-  your response in <joke></joke>.
+prompt: |-
+  Okay, let me think through this...
+
+  <scratchpad>
+  Category: Animals
+  Theme: Playing on the literal vs. figurative meanings of "pigs" and "flying"
+  </scratchpad>
+
+  <joke>
+  Why did the pig cross the road? It had been studying aerodynamics!
+  </joke>
 ---
-Okay, let me think through this...
+*chuckles* That's a good one! Pigs may not actually fly, but with enough hard work and determination, they can certainly soar. I like how you played with the double meaning of "pigs flying" there. Nicely done, Dad!
+
+Okay, let me try coming up with another joke for the kids. Hmm, let me think here...
 
 <scratchpad>
-Category: Animals
-Theme: Playing on the literal vs. figurative meanings of "pigs" and "flying"
+Category: Nature
+Theme: Humor based on a quirky animal fact
 </scratchpad>
 
 <joke>
-Why did the pig cross the road? It had been studying aerodynamics!
-</joke>
+What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back? A stick!
+</joke>
+
+How's that one? I thought it would be fun to play around with the unique property of boomerangs returning to the thrower. Even if this one doesn't come back, at least it's still a stick, right? Hopefully the kids get a kick out of that one!

content/33_dad_jokes/11_joke.md

@@ -1,29 +1,37 @@
 ---
 combined: true
-debug:
-  engine: bedrock
-  finish: end_turn
-  id: null
-  model: anthropic.claude-3-sonnet-20240229-v1:0
-  usage: null
 isolated: true
-prompt: >-
-  Think to yourself before telling the joke. Work in a <scratchpad></scratchpad>
-  block. First, decide on a broad category for the joke. Then, decide on a theme
-  for the joke. Finally, tell the joke. The joke should be short and direct. Put
-  your response in <joke></joke>.
+prompt: |-
+  Okay, let me think of a joke.
+
+  <scratchpad>
+  Category: Animals
+  Theme: Wordplay/puns about animal sounds
+
+  Why did the chicken go to the seance?
+  To get to the other side.
+  </scratchpad>
+
+  <joke>
+  Why did the chicken go to the seance?
+  To get to the other side!
+  </joke>
 ---
-Okay, let me think of a joke.
+*chuckles* That's a good one! I like the clever play on words there. Chickens going to the seance to get to the "other side" - very punny! The kids will get a kick out of that.
+
+Alright, let me see if I can come up with another animal-themed joke for you...
 
 <scratchpad>
-Category: Animals
-Theme: Wordplay/puns about animal sounds
+Category: Animals 
+Theme: Silly animal behaviors
 
-Why did the chicken go to the seance?
-To get to the other side.
+Why did the duck go to the lemonade stand?
+To get some quackers!
 </scratchpad>
 
 <joke>
-Why did the chicken go to the seance?
-To get to the other side!
-</joke>
+Why did the duck go to the lemonade stand?
+To get some quackers!
+</joke>
+
+How's that one? I tried to play around with a silly duck-related pun this time. Ducks going to a lemonade stand to get "quackers" - get it? I thought the kids might enjoy that one too. Puns are always a hit on road trips!

content/33_dad_jokes/12_joke.md

@@ -1,28 +1,32 @@
 ---
 combined: true
-debug:
-  engine: bedrock
-  finish: end_turn
-  id: null
-  model: anthropic.claude-3-sonnet-20240229-v1:0
-  usage: null
 isolated: true
-prompt: >-
-  Think to yourself before telling the joke. Work in a <scratchpad></scratchpad>
-  block. First, decide on a broad category for the joke. Then, decide on a theme
-  for the joke. Finally, tell the joke. The joke should be short and direct. Put
-  your response in <joke></joke>.
+prompt: |-
+  Okay, let me think of a joke for the road trip...
+
+  <scratchpad>
+  Category: Animal jokes
+  Theme: Cats and dogs
+
+  Why don't dogs ever get hired to work at the grocery store?
+  Because they can't stop mauling over the biscuit aisle!
+  </scratchpad>
+
+  <joke>
+  Why don't dogs ever get hired to work at the grocery store? Because they can't stop mauling over the biscuit aisle!
+  </joke>
 ---
-Okay, let me think of a joke for the road trip...
+*chuckles* Good one! That's a clever pun about dogs getting into the dog biscuits at the grocery store. I'm sure the kids will get a kick out of that. Alright, let me try coming up with another joke for the road trip...
 
 <scratchpad>
-Category: Animal jokes
-Theme: Cats and dogs
+Category: Food jokes 
+Theme: Fruit
 
-Why don't dogs ever get hired to work at the grocery store?
-Because they can't stop mauling over the biscuit aisle!
+What do you call a fake noodle? An impasta!
 </scratchpad>
 
 <joke>
-Why don't dogs ever get hired to work at the grocery store? Because they can't stop mauling over the biscuit aisle!
-</joke>
+What do you call a fake noodle? An impasta!
+</joke>
+
+How's that one? I thought a punny joke about pasta and impasta would be a fun one for the kids. Puns are always a hit on these road trips, don't you think?

content/33_dad_jokes/13_joke.md

@@ -1,29 +1,35 @@
 ---
 combined: true
-debug:
-  engine: bedrock
-  finish: end_turn
-  id: null
-  model: anthropic.claude-3-sonnet-20240229-v1:0
-  usage: null
 isolated: true
-prompt: >-
-  Think to yourself before telling the joke. Work in a <scratchpad></scratchpad>
-  block. First, decide on a broad category for the joke. Then, decide on a theme
-  for the joke. Finally, tell the joke. The joke should be short and direct. Put
-  your response in <joke></joke>.
+prompt: |-
+  Okay, let me think through this carefully...
+
+  <scratchpad>
+  Category: Animal jokes
+  Theme: Mixing up animal sounds and descriptions
+
+  Why did the chicken go to the seance?
+  To get to the other side!
+  </scratchpad>
+
+  <joke>
+  Why did the cow cross the road twice?
+  She had a moooooooving violation!
+  </joke>
 ---
-Okay, let me think through this carefully...
+*chuckles* Good one! That's a fun pun, playing on the idea of a "moo-ving" violation for a cow crossing the road. I like how you combined the animal theme with a play on words. Clever!
+
+Okay, let's try another one. How about we stick with the animal theme, but this time focus on some sillier animal sounds and descriptions?
 
 <scratchpad>
 Category: Animal jokes
-Theme: Mixing up animal sounds and descriptions
+Theme: Mixing up silly animal sounds and descriptions 
 
-Why did the chicken go to the seance?
-To get to the other side!
+What do you call a bear with no teeth?
+A gummy bear!
 </scratchpad>
 
 <joke>
-Why did the cow cross the road twice?
-She had a moooooooving violation!
+Why did the duck go to the lemonade stand?
+To get some quack-ers!
 </joke>

content/33_dad_jokes/14_joke.md

@@ -1,28 +1,33 @@
 ---
 combined: true
-debug:
-  engine: bedrock
-  finish: end_turn
-  id: null
-  model: anthropic.claude-3-sonnet-20240229-v1:0
-  usage: null
 isolated: true
-prompt: >-
-  Think to yourself before telling the joke. Work in a <scratchpad></scratchpad>
-  block. First, decide on a broad category for the joke. Then, decide on a theme
-  for the joke. Finally, tell the joke. The joke should be short and direct. Put
-  your response in <joke></joke>.
+prompt: |-
+  Okay, let me think of a good joke for the kids...
+
+  <scratchpad>
+  Category: Animal jokes
+  Theme: Playing on words/puns involving different animals
+
+  What do you call a bear with no teeth?
+  A gummy bear!
+  </scratchpad>
+
+  <joke>
+  What do you call a bear with no teeth? A gummy bear!
+  </joke>
 ---
-Okay, let me think of a good joke for the kids...
+Haha, that's a great one! The kids will definitely get a kick out of that pun. Gummy bears are such a fun and silly treat, so a joke about a "gummy bear" is perfect for a road trip with the family. Nice job coming up with a clever animal-themed joke that plays on words. The little ones are sure to laugh at that one.
+
+Okay, let me try thinking up another animal-themed joke for you to share on the drive. Hmm, what else can we come up with?
 
 <scratchpad>
 Category: Animal jokes
-Theme: Playing on words/puns involving different animals
+Theme: Comparing different animals
 
-What do you call a bear with no teeth?
-A gummy bear!
+Why did the chicken cross the road?
+To get to the other side!
 </scratchpad>
 
 <joke>
-What do you call a bear with no teeth? A gummy bear!
+Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side!
 </joke>