feature: cmd() to perform custom task

Author: DeveloperPuneet

CodeCharm-0.4.2.vsix CodeCharm-0.4.5.vsixCodeCharm-0.4.2.vsix renamed to CodeCharm-0.4.5.vsix

@@ -32,6 +32,18 @@ CodeCharm is your intelligent VS Code extension that generates **inline code com
   4. `gemini-2.5-pro`
 - 🔐 **Secure API Key Storage** in VS Code settings.
 - 🧠 Uses your **API key**, no sharing required.
+- 🆕 **Execute `cmd()` instructions inside your code**  
+  - Add a line like: `cmd(import pandas)` at the top of your code block.  
+  - CodeCharm will first apply your instruction (e.g., add imports, modify setup)  
+    and then generate inline comments or refactor the code.
+    > **Tip:** You can add a `cmd()` instruction before running CodeCharm  
+> Example:
+> ```js
+> cmd(import pandas)
+> df = pd.DataFrame({...})
+> ```
+> This will automatically insert the required import before processing.
+
 
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@@ -45,6 +57,14 @@ To use CodeCharm, you'll need your **own Google Gemini API key**:
 4. Press `Ctrl + Win + J` or `Ctrl + Win + G` for the first time.
 5. A secure input box will appear → paste your key there.
 6. It will be saved automatically in:  
+> **Tip:** You can add a `cmd()` instruction before running CodeCharm  
+> Example:
+> ```js
+> cmd(import pandas)
+> df = pd.DataFrame({...})
+> ```
+> This will automatically insert the required import before processing.
+
    **`CodeCharm.zetaFlux`** in your VS Code settings.
 
 > 🔐 Your key stays local & secure — not shared or stored remotely.
@@ -58,6 +78,14 @@ To use CodeCharm, you'll need your **own Google Gemini API key**:
    - `Ctrl + Win + J` → for inline comments
    - `Ctrl + Win + G` → to refactor code
 3. CodeCharm will generate and replace your selection with an improved version.
+> **Tip:** You can add a `cmd()` instruction before running CodeCharm  
+> Example:
+> ```js
+> cmd(import pandas)
+> df = pd.DataFrame({...})
+> ```
+> This will automatically insert the required import before processing.
+
 
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README.md

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 import random # Import random module 💯
+import pandas as pd # Use pandas, as requested 🧐
 numbers = [random.randint(1, 100) for _ in range(300)]
 even_numbers = [] # Initialize even list 👍
 odd_numbers = [] # Initialize odd list 🤔
@@ -9,5 +10,5 @@
     else:
         odd_numbers.append(number) # Add to odd list 💯
 
-print(even_numbers) # Print even numbers 😎
-print(odd_numbers) # Print odd numbers 😮
+print(pd.Series(even_numbers)) # Print even series 😎
+print(pd.Series(odd_numbers)) # Print odd series 😮

SHOWCASE/showcase.py

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
   "name": "CodeCharm",
   "displayName": "CodeCharm",
   "description": "AI-powered code comment generator for VS Code using Gemini",
-  "version": "0.4.2",
+  "version": "0.4.5",
   "publisher": "DeveloperPuneet",
   "icon": "images/Icon.png",
   "engines": {

package.json

@@ -99,11 +99,16 @@ async function activate(context) {
     vscode.window.showInformationMessage("💫 CodeCharm loaded!"); // Show startup message
 }
 
+Additional_functionalies = `Before doing anything, check if the provided code contains a pattern like cmd(...).
+If found, treat the text inside cmd() as an instruction for modifying the code first.
+Example: cmd(import pandas library in this code)
+→ Then you have to Add "import pandas as pd" at the beginning of the code, then continue.`
+
 // 🧠 Get Gemini Comment or Refactor
 async function getCommentFromGemini(code, mode = "comment") {
     let prompt = mode === "comment"
-        ? `You are a strict code-commenting assistant. Only add inline comments (4–5 words max) using emojis. Do NOT explain or return markdown. Return ONLY the modified code.\n\n${code}`
-        : `Refactor this code for readability. Rename unclear variables, break down complex parts. DO NOT return explanation. ONLY the cleaned code.\n\n${code}`;
+        ? `You are a strict code-commenting assistant. Only add inline comments (4–5 words max) using emojis. Do NOT explain or return markdown. Return ONLY the modified code. ${Additional_functionalies} \n\n${code}`
+        : `Refactor this code for readability. Rename unclear variables, break down complex parts. DO NOT return explanation. ONLY the cleaned code. ${Additional_functionalies} \n\n${code}`;
 
     const apiKey = await getOrPromptAPIKey();
     if (!apiKey) return null;