Update to version 0.1.26: Refactor prompts, improve UX, and enhance functionality

Author: kamilstanuch

prompt_library/learning_mini_lesson_generation.md

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 # Code-Based Mini-Lesson Generation
 
-**Objective:** Create a series of mini-lessons that explain the key concepts implemented within the provided codebase.
+**Objective:** Create a comprehensive series of mini-lessons that explain the key concepts implemented within the provided codebase, suitable for developers of varying skill levels.
 
 **Instructions:**
 
-1. **Divide the code into logical sections** and create a separate lesson for each.
-2. **Start with the simplest concepts** and gradually progress to more complex ones.
-3. **Use code examples from the application** to illustrate the discussed concepts.
-4. **Include exercises and quizzes** to help learners test their understanding.
-5. **Focus on clarity and pedagogical effectiveness** in your lesson design.
+1. **Analyze and categorize the codebase:**
+   * Identify major components (e.g., frontend, backend, data processing)
+   * List key technologies and frameworks used
 
-**Expected Output:** A set of well-structured mini-lessons covering the key concepts of the application, with code examples, exercises, and quizzes to facilitate learning.
+2. **Structure the mini-lessons:**
+   * Create a lesson plan with 5-10 lessons
+   * Ensure a logical progression from basic to advanced concepts
+   * Aim for lessons that can be completed in 15-30 minutes each
+
+3. **For each mini-lesson:**
+   * **Title:** Provide a clear, concise title
+   * **Learning Objectives:** List 2-3 specific learning outcomes
+   * **Introduction:** Brief overview of the concept (2-3 sentences)
+   * **Main Content:**
+     - Explain the concept in detail
+     - Use code examples from the application (minimum 2 per lesson)
+     - Highlight best practices and potential pitfalls
+   * **Hands-on Exercise:** Design a practical task related to the lesson
+   * **Quiz:** Include 3-5 multiple-choice questions to test understanding
+   * **Additional Resources:** Provide links to relevant documentation or articles
+
+4. **Incorporate real-world context:**
+   * Explain how each concept fits into the overall application architecture
+   * Discuss practical applications beyond the current codebase
+
+5. **Ensure accessibility and engagement:**
+   * Use clear, jargon-free language (or explain technical terms)
+   * Include diagrams or flowcharts where appropriate
+   * Suggest points for class discussion or peer programming exercises
+
+**Expected Output:**
+
+1. **Lesson Plan Overview:**
+   * List of lessons with titles and brief descriptions
+   * Estimated time for each lesson
+
+2. **Individual Lessons:**
+   * Structured as per the instructions above
+   * Clearly formatted for easy reading (use markdown for code snippets)
+
+3. **Supplementary Materials:**
+   * Any additional diagrams, cheat sheets, or reference guides
+   * Suggestions for further learning or advanced topics
+
+4. **Instructor Notes:**
+   * Tips for effectively delivering each lesson
+   * Potential areas where students might struggle and how to address them
+
+**Additional Guidelines:**
+
+* Tailor explanations to an audience with basic programming knowledge but potentially unfamiliar with specific technologies used
+* Encourage critical thinking and problem-solving rather than rote memorization
+* Where possible, highlight connections between different parts of the codebase
+* Consider including optional 'deep dive' sections for more advanced learners
+
+**Deliverable Format:** Provide the lesson plan and all lessons in a single markdown document, with clear section dividers and a table of contents.

setup.py

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 setup(
     name="codebase-digest",
-    version='0.1.25',  # Increment this
+    version='0.1.26',
     author="Kamil Stanuch",
     description="Consolidates and analyzes codebases for insights.",
     long_description=long_description,