Comment by diggan

I do something similar, but "raw" markdown instead + filename, so all my prompts end up like this basically:

    Do blah blah blah while taking blah and blah into account. Here is my current code:

    File `file1.js`:

    ```javascript
    console.log('I am number one!')
    ```

    File `file2.js`:

    ```javascript
    console.log("I am number two :(")
    ```

Not sure if I'm imagining, but when I tried with/without the markdown code blocks, it seems to do better when I used markdown code blocks, so wrote a quick CLI that takes a directory path + prompt and creates something like that automatically for me. Often times I send identical prompts to ChatGPT+DeepThink+Claude, compare the approaches and continue with the one that works best for that particular problem, so having something reusable really saved time for this.

Edit: fuck it, in case people are curious how my little CLI works, I threw it up here: https://github.com/victorb/prompta (beware of bugs and whatnot, I've quite literally hacked this together without much thought)