Scheme and Common Lisp are much more different than I realised.
They have very different error handling models, object systems, approaches to documentation (e.g. use of docstrings), not to mention conventions on iteration, recursion and early termination.
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I've realised that AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md solve two distinct problems:
* It tells the LLM the conventions of the project, avoiding follow-up prompts.
* It precomputes a summary of the project, saving a bunch of searches at the start of a session.
Are there any good tools for generating boilerplate code?
If I'm a web framework author, I'd love to provide a *discoverable* tool for defining a new controller. This is especially important if files need specific naming conventions or to be in certain directories.
Are there any good tools for generating boilerplate code?
If I'm a web framework author, I'd love to provide a *discoverable* tool for defining a new controller. This is especially important if files need specific naming conventions or to be in certain directories.
I've seen tools like yeoman and create-react-app, but they seem to focus on new projects. There's also no VS Code integration that I'm aware of.