PSWeave.psm1
Class InstructionPrompts : System.Management.Automation.IValidateSetValuesGenerator { [String[]] GetValidValues() { $prompts = Get-InstructionPromptNames return ($prompts.Keys | Sort-Object) } } $script:instructionPromptPath = [System.Collections.Generic.HashSet[string]]::new() $script:instructionPromptPath += "$PSScriptRoot\InstructionPrompts" <# .SYNOPSIS Weaves instructions into a prompt. .DESCRIPTION The Weave function is used to weave instructions into a prompt. It takes user input and processes it based on the specified instructions. .PARAMETER Instructions Specifies the set of instructions to use for weaving. Valid values are obtained from the Get-InstructionPromptNames function. .PARAMETER UserInput Specifies the user input to be processed. This parameter accepts input from the pipeline. .SWITCHPARAMETER Chat Indicates whether to enable chat mode. This feature is not yet implemented. .SWITCHPARAMETER ListPrompts Indicates whether to list all available instruction prompts. .INPUTS System.Object .OUTPUTS System.Object .EXAMPLE "arm templates, bicep, ansible, terraform" | Weave CompareAndContrast | | Arm Templates | Bicep | Ansible | Terraform | |-----------|---------------|-------|---------|-----------| | Language | JSON | Bicep | YAML | HCL | | Complexity| High | Low | Medium | Medium | | Provisioning| Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Configuration Management| No | No | Yes | No | | Cloud Compatibility| Azure | Azure | Multi-Cloud | Multi-Cloud | | Community Support| Good | Growing| Strong | Strong | | Learning Curve| Steep | Moderate | Moderate | Moderate | .EXAMPLE Weave -ListPrompt This example lists all available instruction prompts. #> function Weave { [CmdletBinding()] param( [ValidateSet([InstructionPrompts])] $Instructions, [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] $UserInput, [Switch]$ListPrompt, [Switch]$Chat ) Process { $lines += @($UserInput) } End { if ($ListPrompt) { (Get-InstructionPromptNames).Keys | Sort-Object return } $instructionsFile = (Get-InstructionPromptNames)[$instructions] $instructionPrompt = Get-Content $instructionsFile -Raw if ($Chat) { 'Not yet implemented, coming soon...' } else { $instructionPrompt = $ExecutionContext.InvokeCommand.ExpandString($instructionPrompt) Write-Verbose $instructionPrompt $lines | Invoke-OAIChat $instructionPrompt } } } <# .SYNOPSIS Retrieves the names and full paths of instruction prompt files. .DESCRIPTION The Get-InstructionPromptNames function retrieves the names and full paths of instruction prompt files located in the script's instructionPromptPath directory. It returns an ordered hashtable where the keys are the base names of the files and the values are their corresponding full paths. .PARAMETER None This function does not accept any parameters. .EXAMPLE Get-InstructionPromptNames This example demonstrates how to use the Get-InstructionPromptNames function to retrieve the names and full paths of instruction prompt files. .OUTPUTS System.Collections.Specialized.OrderedDictionary The function returns an ordered hashtable where the keys are the base names of the instruction prompt files and the values are their corresponding full paths. #> function Get-InstructionPromptNames { [CmdletBinding()] $map = [Ordered]@{} Get-ChildItem $script:instructionPromptPath | ForEach-Object { $map[$_.BaseName] = $_.FullName } $map } <# .SYNOPSIS Adds a path to the instruction prompt path. .DESCRIPTION The Add-PromptPath function adds a specified path to the instruction prompt path. The instruction prompt path is a collection of paths that are used by the instruction prompt to search for executable files. .PARAMETER Path Specifies the path to be added to the instruction prompt path. .EXAMPLE Add-PromptPath -Path "C:\Program Files\MyApp" This example adds "C:\Program Files\MyApp" to the instruction prompt path. #> function Add-PromptPath { [CmdletBinding()] param( [string]$Path ) if (-not (Test-Path $Path)) { Write-Error "Path $Path does not exist" return } $Path = (Resolve-Path $Path).Path $script:instructionPromptPath += @($Path) } |