feature: Use problem statements in the PoC function to allow for more flexible usage of PoC command #115
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Alright, with these changes you can supply both a problem statement and/or a source code location to the command! Should make testing it manually with prewritten problem statements a lot easier. cc: @shrishabh |
…eases success rate and decreases token usage)
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Modifies the PoC command signature per discussion with @capachino . By taking in a general problem statement instead of parameters, we have some more flexibility in usage .