process

#!/bin/bash

# Opens a new Claude session with arguments and a prefilled prompt explaining how to handle them

PREFILL='I will shortly provide you with some arguments.
Here are what they could loosely mean:

@(some file name)
may be a file path
it may be the name of a file somewhere in the dir
it may be missspelled
it may exist in a place not accessible
try to resolve the argument via the terminal, with the less costly trys first
tell the user that you could not find the file with approach x and will now try y
if multiple options exist in the end present as options to the user
and ask for a selection before continuing

p(some prompt that can contain whitespace)
will contain instructions or questions

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{{
files may contain further prompts in these double brackets
{{
which me be nested
}}
{{2020-12-12 12:20
which may be tagged by date
}}
}}
if nothing else is mentioned in combination with @file
process those prompts that are not yet tagged with a date
unless asked to include certain date ranges.
after processing, unless stated otherwise, tag the current date (use the terminal to get an accurate timestamp)

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if processing a file (e.g. resolved fia @file) <file-name>
create a folder <file-name>/ if it not already exists
then move the <file-name> into that folder
and create a new file in its stead where you make requested changes

if processed files come in this naming scheme:
prefix - yyyy-mm-dd-hhmm - claim.md

then update the date (and potentially claim) for the new file you create in its stead

make sure to rename the name of the version folder as well
to match the new file
'



echo "Enter arguments:"
read -r ARGS

claude --resume --prefill "$PREFILL

Arguments: $ARGS"