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Organizing, saving and recalling Github copilot chat prompts that we often use
I'm looking for a convenient way to organize, save and recall custom Github copilot chat prompts.
This would be in my opnion a very useful feature for many people. We would be able to organize our prompts into categories, by programming language or in many other ways.
I currently didn't find any better way than storing them into a file and add it to my favorites, which is not an ideal solution.
So I started to write an extension but I got stucked: I tried different workarounds but found no way to interact with the chat input box.
My request would be to implement vscode commands like for instance:
# get the content of the chat input box
vscode.commands.executeCommand('github.copilot.chat.getInput');
# set the content of the chat input box
vscode.commands.executeCommand('github.copilot.chat.setInput');
# get the content of the latest prompt
vscode.commands.executeCommand('github.copilot.chat.getLatestPrompt');
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Organizing, saving and recalling Github copilot chat prompts that we often use
I'm looking for a convenient way to organize, save and recall custom Github copilot chat prompts.
This would be in my opnion a very useful feature for many people. We would be able to organize our prompts into categories, by programming language or in many other ways.
I currently didn't find any better way than storing them into a file and add it to my favorites, which is not an ideal solution.
So I started to write an extension but I got stucked: I tried different workarounds but found no way to interact with the chat input box.
My request would be to implement vscode commands like for instance:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: