GPTScript to mimic Windows DevHome "Quickstart Playground" features

quickstart-playground.gpt

description: Generates a dev env from a prompt
tools: lang, prog, language-deps, devcontainer, launch
arg: prompt: The description of the program you would like to create

Do the following sequentially, not in parallel

1. Call @lang with ${prompt} to determine what programming language would be best suited for this task
1. Call @prog with ${prompt} and the determined language
1. Call @language-deps
1. Call @devcontainer
1. Call @launch

---
name: launch
context: workspace

Do the following sequentially

1. List all the files in the current workspace, recursively
2. Read each file in the workspace to understand it's contents.
3. Generate an appropriate .vscode/launch.json file
4. Write the resulting files to disk in the workspace

---
name: devcontainer
context: workspace

Do the following sequentially

1. List all the files in the current workspace, recursively
2. Read each file in the workspace to understand it's contents.
3. Generate an appropriate .devcontainer/devcontainer.json file
3. Generate an appropriate .devcontainer/Dockerfile file
4. Write the resulting files to disk in the workspace

---
name: language-deps
context: workspace

Do the following sequentially

1. List all the files in the current workspace, recursively
2. Read each file in the workspace to understand it's contents.
3. Generate any appropriate standard build files and package dependencies files such that a user can build and run this application.
4. Write the resulting files to disk in the workspace

---
name: prog
context: workspace
args: language: The language to use
args: prompt: The description of the program you would like to create

Write a program to disk using the language ${lang} that does "${prompt}"

---
name: lang
arg: prompt: The description of the program you would like to create

Analyize ${prompt} and pick the best programming lanuage for that prompt. If the prompt
specificies a specific language or a framework from a language use that.

Print the determined programming language


---
name: workspace
export: sys.read?, sys.write, sys.ls

#!/bin/bash

echo "You have the following workspace available to you $GPTSCRIPT_WORKSPACE_DIR"
echo "Create all new files in $GPTSCRIPT_WORKSPACE_DIR"

I wrote this in 5 minutes to mimic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6dLxRmDESQ cause I thought it was cool. YMMV.

Run this with

gptscript --workspace ./workspace https://gist.githubusercontent.com/ibuildthecloud/7bef29ddb5da29d3816fdb4ee3d55e7d/raw/c3c4fffcb6c03c580b5778008a683292544bec2a/quickstart-playground.gpt \
   --prompt='Create a project to visualize the Mandlebrot set and then another 3D math function'

And then you should get

$ find ./workspace
./workspace/
./workspace/mandelbrot.py
./workspace/README.md
./workspace/.vscode
./workspace/.vscode/launch.json
./workspace/.devcontainer
./workspace/.devcontainer/Dockerfile
./workspace/.devcontainer/devcontainer.json
./workspace/3d_math_function.py
./workspace/requirements.txt