Promptify: Format Plaintext Directories for LLMs

Promptify is a command-line utility that transforms plaintext directories into a format suitable for processing by Large Language Models (LLMs). Key Features:

• Recursive Directory Listing: Promptify traverses directories recursively, ensuring all relevant files are processed.
• Plaintext File Identification: It intelligently identifies plaintext files based on file extensions (.html.twig) and MIME type analysis using the mime_guess crate. Supports JSON files as well.
• LLM-Friendly Formatting: Files are formatted with code blocks for clear separation and structure, making them readily consumable by LLMs.

Installation

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/moonstripe/promptify.git
2. Build and install the utility: cd promptify && cargo install --path .

Example Usage:

promptify -d /path/to/directory -p \"This prompt will be applied to the end of the formatted text.\" -e dir_to_exclude,*/**/glob

• -d /path/to/directory: Specifies the directory to process.
• -p \"This prompt will be applied to the end of the formatted text.\": Optionally adds a prompt to the formatted text.
• -e /dirs,*/to/**,exclude/*: Optionally specifies the directories to exclude.

How it Works:

1. Promptify scans the specified directory and its subdirectories.
2. It identifies plaintext files (common programming language extensions, .html.twig and MIME type text/plain) and JSON files.
3. Each file's content is read and formatted within code blocks, along with an optional prompt if requested.

Contributing: Feel free to contribute to Promptify by reporting bugs,suggesting improvements, or expanding its capabilities.

License: This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.