Implemented `rspec-dired-verify-marked` function to run RSpec on files marked in dired mode. Bound the new function to the key "C-c , m" in `rspec-dired-mode-map`. This allows for batch testing of selected files within the dired interface, streamlining the testing process for multiple files.
Implemented a custom `apheleia` function to format selected regions or entire buffer using Apheleia, handling temp files and regions. Updated keybinding for `C-c f` to use this new function.
Added `gptel-pr-review` to `init-ai.el` for reviewing pull requests with specific prompts using gptel. Introduced `forge-pullreq-diff` in `init-git.el` to retrieve PR diffs as strings. These changes integrate AI capabilities for improved PR feedback and comment functionality.
Added a custom variable `gptel-ollama-context-window` to specify the number of characters for Ollama requests and overridden the `gptel--request-data` method to include this context window in the request data.
This change modifies the function aimenu-get-buffer-with-line-numbers to accept optional start and end arguments, allowing it to add line numbers to a specified region instead of the entire buffer. Additionally, it adjusts usage in aimenu-show-outline to handle active region if present.
Streamlined startup by optimizing garbage collection, UI elements, and performance settings. Moved redundant configurations from init.el to early-init.el for better startup efficiency. Made adjustments to init-ui.el for better tool-bar handling post-init.
Modified aimenu function to accept an optional instruction argument, allowing users to provide specific instructions for generating the outline. Updated related logic to handle the new argument and adjusted the system message accordingly.
This commit introduces aimenu, a new package that generates imenu-like outlines using a language model. The new package includes functions for generating and handling outlines, managing cache, and interacting with the user to select headers.
Updated the gptel-directive for org-mode to provide detailed instructions on how to return Emacs Lisp, Python, and shell-script code blocks. Additionally, included several examples to illustrate the expected code block format and evaluation criteria.
