Robert Brennan 1eade7d188
First pass at a control loop (#35)
* initialize control loop

* add todo

* more todo

* add dockerignore

* add notes to prompt

* encourage llm to finish

* add debug env

* update prompts a bit

* fix task prompts

* add basic regression framework

* add hello-world regression case

* add hello-name test case

* fix workspace ignore

* document regression script

* add python-cli test case

* add default git config

* add help regression test

* add node rewrite test case

* add react-todo test case

* fix dockerfile

* add ability to run background commands

* add client-server test case

* update regression readme

* better support for background commands

* update tests

* fix bug in command removal
2024-03-20 18:44:50 +08:00

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