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diff --git a/docs/usage.md b/docs/usage.md index 1dadb1c..49ed4e6 100644 --- a/docs/usage.md +++ b/docs/usage.md @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Note: additional LSPs (`gopls`, `golangci-lint-lsp`) are optional; Hexai works w Ask a question at the end of a line and receive the answer inline. - End your question line with a trigger: `?>`, `!>`, or `:>`. -- Hexai removes only the trailing `>` from the question line (and keeps your trailing punctuation). Inline code-completion triggers now use `>text>` (inline) or `>>text>` (line-replace). +- Hexai removes only the trailing `>` from the question line (and keeps your trailing punctuation). Inline code-completion triggers now use `>!text>` (inline) or `>>!text>` (line-replace). - It inserts a blank line, then a reply line prefixed with `> `, then one extra newline so most editors place the cursor on a fresh blank line after the answer. - If a `>` reply already exists below the question, Hexai won’t answer again. @@ -52,10 +52,10 @@ Context: Hexai includes up to the three most recent Q/A pairs above the question ## Inline triggers -Hexai supports inline prompt tags you can type in code to request an action from the LLM and then auto-clean the tag. The new `>`-based forms are: +Hexai supports inline prompt tags you can type in code to request an action from the LLM and then auto-clean the tag. The new `>!`-based forms are: -- `>do something>` — uses the text between `>` markers as the instruction and removes only the prompt. Strict form requires no space after the first `>` and no space before the closing `>`. -- `>>do something>` — same as above, but replaces the entire current line with the completion. +- `>!do something>` — uses the text between markers as the instruction and removes only the prompt. Strict form requires no space after `>!` and no space before the closing `>`. +- `>>!do something>` — same as above, but replaces the entire current line with the completion. Spaced variants (e.g., `> spaced >`) are ignored. |