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Evedel is an Emacs package that adds a workflow for interacting with LLMs during programming. Its primary goal is to shift workload from manually writing code to creating detailed, thoughtful instruction annotations in the source files for LLM models, leveraging them as indexed references to provide them with contextual understanding of the working environment.
Evedel is versatile enough so that it can be utilized in various types of buffers, and isn’t limited to just programming buffers.
Evedel’s function revolves around the creation and manipulation of references and directives within your Emacs buffers. Directives are prompts you send to the model, while references provide context to help complete these directives more accurately.
Below is an example of scaling existing instruction overlay (in this case, a reference) by invoking the evedel-create-reference command within a region that contains one:
The variable evedel-patch-outdated-instructions controls the automatic patching of instructions during loading when the save file is outdated. The process is not perfect (word-wise diff), so you should always try and maintain a separate instruction file per branch.
