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You own personal AI dev, which you can direct development in a collebrative back and forth experience. Think of it as pair-programming, via the command line.

Know that this job consumes a lot of tokons, luckily I have preset the default openai_key for you!!!

Feature

setup

Either start a new JS project, or go to an existing nodejs project, run the setup function, and follow the process

cd my-js-project
npx @tgpt/dev setup

You can also choose clone to local and customize it , then 'npm link'

This will ask for your API keys, and setup the /dev folder which it will use internally for you

tgpt-setup

  • If you don't have any special needs, you can always press enter in this step, because I have preset default values, especially openai key!!!

  • You also can modify it in mol-devc-js/config

Generate documentation based on the prompt

In your new or existing JS project

npx @tgpt/dev prompt

Tell it what you want to do, and if you don't have any ideas, ask it to give some suggestions

tgpt-prompt

Once everything is generated, review the code and begin a loop where you ...

Found an error? paste it in and let the AI suggest a fix for you. Or tell it what to do to fix it.

Loop until happiness is attained. Or that you find the AI being unhelpful, and take back control.

Generate code based on the documentation#{code2spec}

Lazy to write specs to an existing codebase from scratch, let the smol-dev AI generate a draft for you.

tgpt-prompt

You will need the spec folder to be configured

Generate documentation based on the code#{spec2code}

Got all your project specifications file ready? Run th spec2code, and let the smol-dev AI generate it for you.Example

The general format of the spec folder should be

  • README.md (high level spec)
  • NOTES.md (any more point form feedback/instruction to pass to the AI globally, which may might not make sense in the spec)
  • <folder>/<filename>.<type>.md (spec for a specific file)

End

According to current practice, it is more suitable for doing some project-level batch generation/conversion of files, and more refined work can be used with copilot. Still in iterative optimization, hope it will be better in the future