v0.1.0

What's Changed

• REWRITE by @chottolabs in #10

If I have nvim open, I'm planning to write natty code. We're back to a single core feature w/ some QOL improvements.

From my previous notes (see https://github.com/chottolabs/kznllm.nvim/releases/tag/v0.0.1) :

I played with some ideas in terms of buffer mode and project mode - but ultimately they're too slow + clunky. It should probably just be a single key like leader + k that asks for a short prompt and either (a) replaces selection w/ working code fragment (b) fully implements code when there is no selection.

interface wise, I think this is pretty close to end game - everything else I would consider configuration (e.g. project-scoped context, evals, etc.).

If you are generating a whole project, then I think you need a new kind of interface like where cursor or zed are going (still not there yet). nvim being primarily text based is probably fundamentally limited when you are trying to achieve high information density.

Full Changelog: v0.0.1...v0.1.0