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Feature: add chatgpt-shell-before-command-functions hook#411
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Feature: add chatgpt-shell-before-command-functions hook#411tothedarktowercame wants to merge 2 commits intoxenodium:mainfrom
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Use case:
I’m using chatgpt-shell as part of a larger system where I sometimes want to log commands externally or selectively route content into a local knowledge graph.
To do this cleanly, I’ve been maintaining a small local patch that introduces a “before command” hook that is exactly "symmetrical" with `chatgpt-shell-after-command-functions'.
New feature
Example usage
I'm using it toprogrammatically reset the system prompt with each call, here's a reduced example: