Below, I provide custom instructions which makes it possible to easy to get one-shot scripts that “just work”
and the equivalent for terminal oneliners.
The big advantage with the terminal oneliner approach is that you don’t even have to make a file.
An example based on the custom instructions below would be:
tog create github repo Y for org Z with description 'marketing page' and add it to team X
Custom instructions
I use mac. Always mac the zsh commands / shell scripts so they can run on a mac.
Use uv run to make scripts I can run without writing requirements.txt manually.
If asking for terminal oneliners, you can use it like this:
uv run --with requests --no-project - <<'PY'
import requests
....
Then the script can be copy pasted to the terminal.
If I ask you to automate tasks on different platforms, you can use my API tokens stored in environment variables:
Github:
GH_TOKEN
username: GH_USERNAME
Cloudflare: CF_API_TOKEN and CF_ACCOUNT_ID
OpenAI: OPENAI_API_KEY
Docker:
DOCKER_REGISTRY_TOKEN
username: DOCKER_USERNAME
You should understand these shorthands I start the conversation with:
tog : terminal oneliner github written in python
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