@Sam Yarbrough I have been trying to setup process to use a script. For instance, the product I support at work I started a workspace to do tasks. There are three environments, Development (dev), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and Production (Prod). With this product there are several different components that connect to it to offer different functionality. We upgraded Dev 1st then UAT then push to Prod. So different versions at times. My workspaces sometimes have version specific tasks. Like API calls. so I have a full listing with tables, components, versions, etc. So I can read that (Claude rather) to know what version is installed. I wanted to dynamically update those tables. Claude would be able to log in via the API, pull the list of installed and connected components and get the versions and update the table. BUT that's. tokens and could make a mess of things if there is a hiccup. So rather that]n that I'm working with Claude to buildout a better config file and a script I can run when I want or instruct Claude to run it and that logs in, gets the data and updates the MD file. That way it's. not automatic and n to wasting tokens. But this will give me freedom of running the script outside of Claude or inside or even a scheduled task on a server to update on a regular schedule. That to me is how I understand the process, don't involve AI if you can do it without. If you can and want to edit the MD or create from scratch great. Always good to know how to do that and I have to work every day to learn better practices of doing that. But I will usually have Claude create the basic setup then I can edit as needed. Starting from a blank slate I get writers block. But I do often tell a model to scan and check if there are gaps in my setup and teak me where is diviates from the ICM process. Sorry did I hit what you were asking or am I babbling again? :)

@Sam Yarbrough Yup, and I am have another one that pulls down all the vendor docs for the APIs, creates a MD for each under a version folder. So each version has its one folerd, 12.2, 13, 14.4, etc. So every release I have it update with what's new. I can read those files offline or on a server where Internet is blocked. Then I have some routines to create different PDF's for Managers, Developers, etc. with update info. For developers I ask it to created a PDF that has all different es, deprecated calls, updated ones, etc. them. I also created a corporate brand workspace so It also creates the PDF per the required corporate colors fonts, wording, etc. It's kinda cool. Nobody has really received it and use it but me. But that's OK. I'm going to ry to redo it on my home system in a generic. setup so anybody using this product can download from GitHub and use. Maybe the vendor will pay me a million dollars for it. hahahahahaha

holly cow!! Am I reading that right, 532 posts in 7 days!?

A success story where you had a win with an ICM project. I love hearing about people success.

And actually if you have VSC and plugins installed and you install a plugin-in it shows up in the other. At least it does for me. So they must be using the same config file under your profile.

@Bryan Alva ** Any AI models you like. - Claude of course https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=anthropic.claude-code - Codex https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=openai.chatgpt ** Other things I like are - Guides: Adds lines going down the left side. Esier to see the matching braces and things like that with indented code https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=spywhere.guides - Markdown Preview Github Styling Github style formatting. It's just a nice preview of the MD https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=bierner.markdown-preview-github-styles - Project Manager I love this one. It lets you add quick links to open projects. Sure you can just open a folder. but this has a list and you can add tags and you just click it and it goes right to that. Tags let you group them into catefories . https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=alefragnani.project-manager - Bookmarks Lets you add a bookmark to any of the files in a project to quickly go to and find it. I use it for code snippets or MD file examples I use a lot. So lets sat a table. To go to an example with one clock so I can copy paste then edit. I will copy as often as I can https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=alefragnani.Bookmarks - Rainbow CSV Lets you open a CSV and every column is a different color. That way you can view a CSV right in VSC. Sure there are much better ways to work with CSV but I have a workflow that does a lot of CSV dump and to do a quick view this is great

Doesn't matter. Whatever works for you. Use Obsidian, use VSC, use just Mac Finder or Windows explorer. It's just a file structure with structured files. However you are most comfortable accessing the data and running an AI model against it. I personally like VSC because I can add different plugins to better write rage files, for different models to switch to in a pinch. But I have also used VSAC for years, since it cam out to write scripts at work so I'v very comfortable in it. But use what you feel most at him in. I will use other tools from time to time. Obsidian sometimes to edit, view MD's on things like my iPad or phone. Again, it's just a file system. whatever makes you feel most at home. :)

@Nika Marsagischvili or create a folder structure and they open in Claude code. I’m still working through how I can deliver to other people and/or distribute as a team tool at work where I and another person on the team that’s up to speed on AI can build and the results use.