Add override for prog/text mode

[DanLipsitt]

Yaml mode derives from text-mode, and so is detected as prose. It would be nice to have a customizable map to override whether certain modes are code or prose.

[karthink]

Thank you for the suggestion. I consider the refactoring menu obsolete and will remove it in the next release, so this setting will be irrelevant. Refactoring is already available from the main gptel-menu, I just need to make it more discoverable.

That said, I do intend to provide a way to create directives programmatically, so I will keep your suggestion in mind.

[DanLipsitt]

Thanks! Is "Respond in place" the refactoring feature you're talking about?

I do appreciate the way the refactor command attempts to adjust the prompt, so I look forward to seeing how that functionality evolves.

[karthink]

"Respond in place" is the equivalent of "Refactor in place", but all the other features are available too. If you move point into a response and open the menu, you will see this:

• Use d Add directive to add a refactoring directive (on top of a generic system message)
• Regenerate the response with M-RET. This is useful if you change the context, i.e. the text above the rewritten region.
• Cycle through the original text (that was rewritten), and every past rewritten version with N and P
• Ediff against any past version (or the original text) with E. You can use a prefix arg (C-u 2) to ediff against the nth previous version.

The problem is that most users may not be aware of these features, since it requires moving point inside a response region and opening the menu.