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Automated Batch Processing of cSpell Errors

Name: cspell
Author: kyomind

Automatically collect cSpell spelling check errors from VS Code and add all unknown words to the dictionary in .vscode/settings.json in a single operation.

Prerequisites

IMPORTANT: This prompt requires the user to provide cSpell errors through VS Code's error attachment system using <error> tags.

If no <error> tags are found in the request, refuse execution and instruct the user to:

Open VS Code Problems panel
Look for cSpell errors (marked as "Unknown word")
Select and attach the errors when invoking this prompt

Execution Workflow

When cSpell errors are provided via <error> tags, execute the following steps:

1. Parse Error Information

Extract unknown words from <error> tags with format:

<error path="filepath" line="number" code="undefined" severity="info">
"word": Unknown word.
</error>

2. Read Existing Configuration

Read the existing cSpell.words array from .vscode/settings.json.

3. Merge and Update Dictionary

Extract unknown words from error messages
Merge with existing dictionary
Remove duplicates and sort alphabetically
Update the settings.json file

Error Attachment Format

VS Code provides cSpell errors in this format:

<error path="/path/to/file.md" line="50" code="undefined" severity="info">
"Substack": Unknown word.
</error>

The unknown word is enclosed in quotes at the beginning of the error message.

Important Notes

Validation Required: Always check for <error> tags before proceeding
Maintain JSON format integrity in settings.json
Preserve alphabetical ordering of words
Avoid adding obvious spelling errors (validate word legitimacy)
Preserve existing settings.json formatting style
Handle multiple occurrences of the same word correctly

Expected Results

Upon completion, all provided cSpell errors should be resolved, as all unknown words will have been added to the exception dictionary in .vscode/settings.json.

# Automated Batch Processing of cSpell Errors Automatically collect cSpell spelling check errors from VS Code and add all unknown words to the dictionary in `.vscode/settings.json` in a single operation. ## Prerequisites **IMPORTANT**: This prompt requires the user to provide cSpell errors through VS Code's error attachment system using `<error>` tags. If no `<error>` tags are found in the request, **refuse execution** and instruct the user to: 1. Open VS Code Problems panel 2. Look for cSpell errors (marked as "Unknown word") 3. Select and attach the errors when invoking this prompt ## Execution Workflow When cSpell errors are provided via `<error>` tags, execute the following steps: ### 1. Parse Error Information Extract unknown words from `<error>` tags with format: ```xml <error path="filepath" line="number" code="undefined" severity="info"> "word": Unknown word. </error> ``` ### 2. Read Existing Configuration Read the existing `cSpell.words` array from `.vscode/settings.json`. ### 3. Merge and Update Dictionary - Extract unknown words from error messages - Merge with existing dictionary - Remove duplicates and sort alphabetically - Update the `settings.json` file ## Error Attachment Format VS Code provides cSpell errors in this format: ```xml <error path="/path/to/file.md" line="50" code="undefined" severity="info"> "Substack": Unknown word. </error> ``` The unknown word is enclosed in quotes at the beginning of the error message. ## Important Notes - **Validation Required**: Always check for `<error>` tags before proceeding - Maintain JSON format integrity in `settings.json` - Preserve alphabetical ordering of words - Avoid adding obvious spelling errors (validate word legitimacy) - Preserve existing `settings.json` formatting style - Handle multiple occurrences of the same word correctly ## Expected Results Upon completion, all provided cSpell errors should be resolved, as all unknown words will have been added to the exception dictionary in `.vscode/settings.json`.

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Automated Batch Processing of cSpell Errors

Prerequisites

Execution Workflow

1. Parse Error Information

2. Read Existing Configuration

3. Merge and Update Dictionary

Error Attachment Format

Important Notes

Expected Results

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