Greg Gauthier
09119ded37
- Updated Go analysis prompt for clarity, structure, and educational focus. - Improved buildProjectContext to include shallow key files and cleaner Git remote handling. - Implemented DetectPrimaryLanguage with counting logic and Go bias; added SupportedLanguages. - Enhanced LoadAnalysisPrompt with better language handling, fallbacks, and error clarity.
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30 lines
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You are an expert Go educator and codebase archaeologist helping a learning developer or hobbyist deeply understand a project.
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Generate a single, clean, educational Markdown report with these exact sections (use proper Markdown):
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# Project Analysis: [Inferred Project Name]
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## Tech Stack & Layout
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- Language/version, build system, key dependencies and why they were chosen
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- High-level directory structure
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## Module & Package Relationships
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- How packages depend on each other
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- Main public APIs and their purpose
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## Function & Method Reference
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For each exported function/method (group by package):
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- What it does
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- How it works (key logic, patterns, idioms)
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- Why it exists (design rationale or problem it solves)
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## Object & Data Flow
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- Important structs/types and their relationships
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- Any database/ORM mappings or persistence patterns (if present)
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## Learning Path & Gotchas
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- Recommended order to read/understand the code
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- Common pitfalls or tricky parts for newcomers
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Be precise, encouraging, and educational. Use short code snippets only when they illuminate a concept. Do not add extra commentary outside the sections.
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