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Mix Task: LLM Ingest

A powerful Mix task for generating LLM-friendly code ingestion files from Elixir projects. Creates well-structured markdown files containing your source code, making it easy to share context with Large Language Models for code analysis, debugging, or feature development.

✨ Features

• 🎯 Feature-based filtering - Focus on specific parts of your codebase
• 📁 Smart directory traversal - ASCII tree structure with proper organization
• 🎨 Markdown output - Clean formatting with syntax highlighting
• 🚫 Intelligent exclusions - Built-in patterns for common artifacts

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# Add these lines to your .gitignore to exclude LLM ingest files from version control

# LLM Ingest generated files
doc/llm-ingest*.md

# Alternative: if you want to commit some but not others
# doc/llm-ingest-sensitive-feature.md
# doc/llm-ingest-private-*.md

# Optional: exclude the feature configuration if it contains sensitive patterns

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Date.prototype.compare=function(dt,inclTime){
    var dt1 = new Date(this.getTime());
    var dt2 = new Date(dt.getTime());
    dt1 = inclTime ? dt1.getTime() : dt1.setHours(0,0,0,0);
    dt2 = inclTime ? dt2.getTime() : dt2.setHours(0,0,0,0);
   if (dt1 > dt2) {return 1;}
   else if (dt1 < dt2) {return -1;}
   else return 0;
};

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