Assistant asks LSP server for all symbol positions.
For each symbol, the assistant requests a type definition location.
A folding range is requested for each type definition location.
A text snippet is retrieved from the filesystem for each folding range
You can add particular blocks of code to the context with [...] "@" [In the prompt]
It appears to be a convenient feature to quickly add code blocks to the context by referncing them with their identifier with a @ directive.
If I understand the architecture of llmvm right, this idea is not completely off base, either. Unfortunately, I can't add any practical experience to judge if it's actually useful and productive. So please read this feature request also with a grain of salt.
It appears to be a convenient feature to quickly add code blocks to the context by referncing them with their identifier with a
@directive.As seen on: https://cursor.sh/features
If I understand the architecture of llmvm right, this idea is not completely off base, either. Unfortunately, I can't add any practical experience to judge if it's actually useful and productive. So please read this feature request also with a grain of salt.