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Great question! It really depends on how you operate. When I'm working on a project I typically have a dedicated window for it with only a few splits (e.g. neovim, a watch, an agent, etc). This tool will aggregate splits across all windows.

This definitely fits, base conversion is on the roadmap!

Thanks to everyone who gave feedback!

Arbitrary precision is now supported in 0.3.0 after integrating the `astro_float` (https://docs.rs/astro-float/latest/astro_float/index.html) `BigFloat` type as the base for numbers in the language.

Still working out the kinks, but its live so give it a try!

Thanks for checking it out! Should have been more clear that this is actively being worked on. This is ultimately the goal, and I'm currently working on integrating `astro_float` as the base for numbers.

It's entirely based on class/typed field definitions as opposed to functions.

It's also built on top of `argparse`, maintaining compatibility with their APIs and re-using their parsing logic.

A simple Neovim plugin that lets you query ChatGPT :)

Hey HN!

I wrote this tool as a way to easily update sections of my various project readme documents written in markdown that had sections populated by the standard output of shell commands -- such as cli help text or benchmarks.

Simply suffix the start of any codeblock with `present <command>`, run the binary on the document, and have the output of that command be inserted within the codeblock.