Still maintained?

[jakemayfield]

Is this still maintained?

[ryuta46]

Yes.
Are you having any trouble?

[schuylermaclay]

I'm having issues with cursor, but maybe you don't support it?

[ryuta46]

Cursor can use extensions for vscode, but within dialogs created with Cursor (e.g., dialogs created with “aipopup.action.modal.generate”), commands such as “type “ and other commands do not work, so it may not work as intended.
If you are having problems executing stand-alone commands that do not use “multi-command”, you will need to ask Cursor itself to fix the problem.
If the command works as a stand-alone command, but does not work as intended when “multi-command” is used, that issue may be fixed within this extension, so please let me know the details.

[schuylermaclay]

Resolved, probably operator error. I uninstalled multi-command, wiped references in keybinds and settings json and rm'd the directory in ~/.vscode/extensions. Reinstalled and added commands back and it works. No clue what I was doing wrong. Issue was the same as #82 I think.

Anyway, thanks for the fast reply and the excellent extension!

[programming-with-ia]

Hi @ryuta46,

Would it be possible to make the command directly accessible from the command palette, eliminating the need to go through the Multi command: Execute multi command command?

[Lozgemk]

Cursor can use extensions for vscode, but within dialogs created with Cursor (e.g., dialogs created with “aipopup.action.modal.generate”), commands such as “type “ and other commands do not work, so it may not work as intended. If you are having problems executing stand-alone commands that do not use “multi-command”, you will need to ask Cursor itself to fix the problem. If the command works as a stand-alone command, but does not work as intended when “multi-command” is used, that issue may be fixed within this extension, so please let me know the details.

@ryuta46 I want to do exactly this: create a custom edit that automatically fills the prompt and hits enter. Is there a workaround?