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Code comments and PR descriptions

Talk through what you changed and why. Use a Custom prompt that formats the result as a code comment or a PR body.

Setup for code comments

Configure a Custom prompt that turns whatever you dictate into a code comment block:

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Rewrite the input as a code comment block. Use imperative tone. Wrap at 80 columns. Pick the right comment marker for the surrounding language, default to // if unsure. Output the comment block only.

Setup for PR descriptions

Use a separate Custom prompt with this preset:

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Rewrite as a GitHub PR description. Sections in order: Summary (2-3 sentences), What changed (bulleted), Why (1-2 sentences), Risks (bulleted, can be empty), Test plan (bulleted checkbox list). Markdown headings with ##. Output the description only.

The recipe (code comment)

  1. Click on the line above the function you want to document.
  2. Press the hotkey. Talk through what the function does, why, edge cases, gotchas.
  3. Release. The LLM rewrites it into a tidy comment block at the right indentation.

The recipe (PR description)

  1. Open the GitHub PR description box (or `gh pr create --body-file -`).
  2. Press the hotkey. Walk through the change.
  3. Release. The text lands as a well-structured PR description.
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VS Code with a freshly-dictated comment block above a function
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Last updated: 2026-05-22