More styling

styles/src/style_tree/assistant.ts

@@ -60,13 +60,14 @@ export default function assistant(): any {
             padding: { left: 12 },
         },
         inline: {
+            margin: { top: 3, bottom: 3 },
             border: border(theme.lowest, "on", {
                 top: true,
                 bottom: true,
                 overlay: true,
             }),
             editor: {
-                text: text(theme.lowest, "mono", "on", { size: "sm" }),
+                text: text(theme.highest, "mono", "default", { size: "sm" }),
                 placeholder_text: text(theme.lowest, "sans", "on", "disabled"),
                 selection: theme.players[0],
             },

todo.md

@@ -1,36 +1,25 @@
-- Style the current inline editor
-- Find a way to understand whether we want to refactor or append, or both. (function calls)
-- Add a system prompt that makes GPT an expert of language X
-- Provide context around the cursor/selection. We should try to fill the context window as much as possible (try to fill half of it so that we can spit out another half)
-- When you hit escape, the assistant should stop.
-- When you hit undo and you undo a transaction from the assistant, we should stop generating.
-- Keep the inline editor around until the assistant is done. Add a cancel button to stop, and and undo button to undo the whole thing. (Interactive<IconButton>)
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-# 9:39 AM
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-- Hit `ctrl-enter`
-
-- Puts me in assistant mode with the selected text highlighted in a special color. If text was selected, I'm in transformation mode.
-- If there's no selection, put me on the line below, aligned with the indent of the line.
-- Enter starts generation
-- Ctrl-enter inserts a newline
-- Once generations starts, enter "confirms it" by dismissing the inline editor.
-- Escape in the inline editor cancels/undoes/dismisses.
-- To generate text in reference to other text, we can *mark* text.
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-
 - Hit ctrl-enter deploys an edit prompt
     - Empty selection (cursor) => append text
         - On end of line: Edit prompt on end of line.
-        - Middle of line: Edit prompt near cursor head on a different line
+        - [x] Middle of line: Edit prompt near cursor head on a different line
     - Non-empty selection => refactor
-        - Edit prompt near cursor head on a different line
-        - What was selected when you hit ctrl-enter is colored.
-- Selection is cleared and cursor is moved to prompt input
+        - [x] Edit prompt near cursor head on a different line
+        - [x] What was selected when you hit ctrl-enter is colored.
+- [x] Add placeholder text
+    - If non-empty selection: Enter prompt to transform selected text
+    - If empty selection: Enter prompt to generate text
 - When cursor is inside a prompt
-    - Escape cancels/undoes
-    - Enter confirms
+    - [x] Escape cancels/undoes
+    - [x] Enter confirms
+- [ ] Selection is cleared and cursor is moved to prompt input
+- [ ] Ability to highlight background multiple times for the same type
+- [x] Basic Styling
+- [ ] Match lowest indentation level of selected lines when inserting an inline assist
+- [ ] Look into why insert prompts have a weird indentation sometimes
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 - Multicursor
     - Run the same prompt for every selection in parallel
     - Position the prompt editor at the newest cursor