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In neovim, get the diffview plugin:

mkdir -p ~/.vim/bundle
cd ~/.vim/bundle
git clone [email protected]:sindrets/diffview.nvim.git

Add something like the following to your init.vim or .vimrc file:

" diffview hotkeys
map <leader>dv :DiffviewOpen<CR>
map <leader>dc :DiffviewClose<CR>
map <leader>dl :DiffviewLog<CR>
map <leader>dh :DiffviewFileHistory<CR>

" aidda3 hotkeys
" recognize .aidda3/prompt as filetype aidda3_prompt
au BufNewFile,BufRead prompt setfiletype aidda3_prompt
" set a hotkey to easily run the grok aidda commit prompt command
map <leader>o :!grok aidda commit<CR>
" see ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/aidda3_prompt.vim for <leader>v mapping

Add the following to your ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/aidda3_prompt.vim file:

nmap <buffer> <leader>v :!grok aidda commit prompt<CR>
nmap <buffer> <leader>t :!grok aidda test<CR>

What the above does:

  • <leader>dv opens the diffview plugin
  • <leader>dc closes the diffview plugin
  • <leader>dl opens the git log using the diffview plugin
  • <leader>dh opens the git file history using the diffview plugin
  • <leader>o runs the grok aidda commit command
  • <leader>v runs the grok aidda commit prompt command

Typical workflow:

<leader> is by default \ in neovim, but you can change it to something else if you like -- see :help mapleader for more info.

  • edit .aidda/prompt, providing input and output filenames and a GPT prompt
  • press <leader>v to run the grok aidda commit prompt command, which does a git add -A and a git commit with an auto-generated commit message, then reads the prompt and input files, sends it all to OpenAI's API, and writes the output to the output file(s)
  • press <leader>dv to see/edit the diff of the changes made by aidda
  • press <leader>dc to close the diff
  • optionally press <leader>dl to see the git log
  • optionally press <leader>dh to see the git file history
  • optionally press <leader>t to run the grok aidda test command -- this will run go test -v and put the test results in .aidda/test, which wil then be sent to OpenAI's API as part of the next prompt message
  • alter the prompt file as needed and repeat the process