Pipe-based workflows using multiple prompts

[mlavrinenko]

Great tool!

I have a feature idea how to extend its flexibility by providing ability to combine stdin input and user input with an option:

sc programmer "write a snake game" | sc reviewer "review the project: " --append-stdin

I can try to implement it if it looks good to you.

[dbosk]

Isn't that exactly what -r does?

[mlavrinenko]

As I can see --repeat-input affects output so that it would include (prepend) initial prompt to the final output.
I want to affect user input so that stdin and agrument inputs would be merged in some way (--append-stdin or --prepend-stdin).

Current workaround for the provided simple case:

echo "review the project: " > tmp.txt
sc programmer "write a snake game" >> tmp.txt
echo tmp.txt | sc reviewer

But if someone wants to pipe-chain 10 commands it would be unbearable.
It's not the case where conversation-feature can help either, because I also don't want to store initial inputs for future inputs.
i.e. I don't want to include "write a snake game" to second prompt where I request a review.

[dbosk]

Then I get it. I think it would be useful.

The only improvements to the current prompt I can do are the following two variants:

(echo "review the project: ";
 sc programmer "write a snake game") | sc reviewer

or

echo "review the project:
 `sc programmer "write a snake game"`" | sc reviewer

[mlavrinenko]

I've made #57 but that's just a starting point, because I'm not sure how to handle different cases if it's even possible. I need an opinion.

[efugier]

Hey, sorry @mlavrinenko, been super busy lately. Thank you for your interest in the tool!

I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to do, how is not equivalent to:

❯ sc "write a sentence with typos" | sc empty "review the typos"
Here’s your corrected sentence with the typos fixed:

**"I received a letter yesterday that was quite important for my upcoming project."**

### Breakdown of corrections:
1. **"recieved" → "received"** (correct spelling)
2. **"lettter" → "letter"** (extra "t" removed)
3. **"yesturday" → "yesterday"** (correct spelling)
4. **"quete" → "quite"** (correct spelling)
5. **"importent" → "important"** (correct spelling)
6. **"upcomming" → "upcoming"** (correct spelling)
7. **"projct" → "project"** (missing "e" added)