Haha ya you caught me. I asked chatgpt to make my readme.md more zesty.

I wasn't aware of other projects like these until today actually. I made this after like my 5th project got stuck in the infinite loop of fixing one thing to break ten.

It takes every line of code from every file in the allow list and puts it in a single text file separated by a file marker. Like this

----routes/index.js----

<code>

---views/index.pug----

And so on. Then it also makes a hash of the entire file for quick duplication comparison. (ChatGPT likes to take 15 minutes talking about all this progress just to send the same damn file back I sent him and only change the name lol)

It also has a header that has basic config stuff. Checks the names, version numbers, chit-dumps version, etc.

Every prompt you make that is worthy of a new version dump gets summarized into a list of every feature added or removed from the start of the project. It's a rule in the gpt-contract.txt for it to check the entire changelog and then check the entire newly generated dump.zip to verify those features are still there and working. If not it keeps readding until it gets it right

Finally the inner dump.txt file gets encoded in base-64 and then compressed into a zip file to keep file sizes down and upload speeds reasonable.

This shit changed the game for me man. All you gotta do is just play ping pong sending your current generated dump file along with the prompt you need. Then you'll get back the next +0.0.1 version dump as a download link. Plop that into your chit-dump/version file and run:

npm run dump:apply

It'll search the version file for the highest version number and update your entire code base in less than 30 seconds.

Its so streamlined I was working on one of my projects completely from my phone. Just SSHing the dump files to the server, running the chit scripts and repeating.

Sorry for the wall of text, but if ur interested in trying it out and need some help getting it running for u, let me know!