Move to Reminders

script

// get information
const [st,len] = editor.getSelectedLineRange()
let selectedText = editor.getTextInRange(st, len)
let lines = selectedText.split("\n")
let cleanedLines = []

// loop over lines, adding non-blank lines
// also clean up line, removing any list/task prefix
for (line of lines) {
	let trimmedLine = line.trim() // remove whitespace
	trimmedLine = trimmedLine.replace(/^[-\* \[\]x]+/, "")
	if (trimmedLine.length == 0) { // skip blank lines
		continue
	}
	cleanedLines.push(trimmedLine)
}

if (cleanedLines.length > 0) {
	// setup session
	let model = new ModelSession()
	model.mode = "pcc"
	model.addToolSet("reminders")
	model.addInstruction(`Your primary purpose is to create a new reminder for each line in the prompt text. If the line has a # character, compare the text that follows it and if it matches the name of an existing list, create the reminder in that list and remove the list name from the text. Look for date and time information in common formats and natural language and if found, strip that text from the line and assign a due date based on that information. Assume a day name is the next future date of that day, looking for modifiers like "next" and adjust date. Also try to parse things like "in 2 weeks", etc. and find times in formats like 2pm, 3:15, etc. Assume your prompt is the full text to parse, and return a short summary of the work done, but do not actually create the reminders until a follow up prompt confirms the plan. After a confirmation, return a simple non-detailed summary, like "3 reminders created"`)

	// pass lines to model to parse and display work plan
	let response = model.respond(cleanedLines.join("\n"))
	let p = new Prompt()
	p.title = "Work Plan"
	p.message = response
	p.isCancellable = true
	p.addButton("Continue")

	if(p.show()) {
		// user confirmed, tell model to go ahead and create the reminders
		let response = model.respond("Create those reminders")
		alert(response)
	}
}
else { // no tasks to create
	alert("No tasks found, please select lines first")
	context.fail()
}