This is the secret sauce of using Claude’s understanding and training on Typescript. It shows an enormous amount of capability compared to other languages like C#. (I believe its top languages are TS, JS, and python).
So theoretically I could train one of the smaller models on Sharpee and create a VS Plugin to allow authors to prompt for code snippets.
> create three rooms (kitchen is south of living room and north of foyer). I'll
fill in the details. All rooms are lit by default. There is an immovable table
in the kitchen, an immovable couch and coffee table in the living room, and a
coat rack on the wall in the foyer.
And this would create the Sharpee code. You’d then fill in the proper name and description in the generated code.
I do intend to make the fluent Forge layer regardless, but it will be an interesting world when you can prompt-develop your IF game, but still write the story elements yourself.
Speed-IF 2025 in December is going to be very weird.