From the documentation at Commands - Sourcegraph docs and from experimenting it does not seem to be possible to create a custom command with more than one specific file as context? I know I can use a directory or the more “dynamic” options, but I would like to specify an exact set of files.
Also, it was unexpected that the prompt is sent immediately and the LLM responds without asking for an initial command, but I guess that make sense if for things like: “fix typos and improve grammar in the comments of the selected code”.
It’s easy to “program” by asking the LLM to wait for the first input before responding though.
Any news on this? The last update was very good (especially bringing the jetbrains plugin mostly up-to-par with vscode), but I couldn’t find anything on this.
Simply allowing specifying @context in the prompt library would work for my usecase
The feature to allow context in the prompt library sound very interesting.
I will add that to the feature-request-only channel on Discord.
With the edit command (ALT+K) in VS Code you can specify multiple files. This comes handy for making changes of a selection and reference an API, some documentation or other files.