Merge pull request #7 from abdullahkhawer/refinements

docs: Remove redundant setup sections from chat modes and simplify README getting started section, add GitLab fallback for Terraform Helm analyser

Author: abdullahkhawer

README.md

@@ -13,17 +13,6 @@ Custom chat modes allow you to modify GitHub Copilot's behavior in VS Code. Each
 - [GitHub Copilot Chat](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/chat/copilot-chat)
 - [Custom Chat Modes](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/chat/chat-modes#_custom-chat-modes)
 
-# Getting Started
-
-To use any of these custom chat modes:
-
-1. Copy the desired `.chatmode.md` file from the `/chat-modes` directory in this repository to your workspace's `.github/chatmodes` directory (create it if it doesn't exist).
-2. Restart VS Code to load the new chat mode.
-3. Open the GitHub Copilot Chat panel in VS Code.
-4. Click the dropdown menu at the bottom of the chat panel and select your custom chat mode from the list.
-
-The chat mode will now be active, and Copilot Chat will respond according to the instructions defined in the chosen `.chatmode.md` file.
-
 # 🚀 Available Chat Modes
 
 | Title | Description | Category |
@@ -124,7 +113,7 @@ This will prompt the chat mode to guide you through any necessary questions or s
 - Be specific about your requirements when the chat mode asks for clarification
 - Ensure you have the necessary permissions and prerequisites before starting
 
-**Note: For more details about usage around prerequisites, setup and prompt examples, refer to the chosen custom chat mode's `.chatmode.md` file.**
+**Note: For more details, refer to the chosen custom chat mode's `.chatmode.md` file.**
 
 # 🤝 Contributing
 

chat-modes/code-commit-assistant.chatmode.md

@@ -65,15 +65,6 @@ To use this chat mode effectively, follow these steps:
 - Know what branch name you want to use for your changes
 - Ensure the directory having code changes is added as the context
 
-### Setup
-
-1. **Install the Chat Mode**: Copy the `code-commit-assistant.chatmode.md` file from the `/chat-modes` directory to your workspace's `.github/chatmodes` directory
-2. **Restart VS Code**: Restart VS Code to load the new chat mode
-3. **Start a New Chat Session**: Open the GitHub Copilot Chat panel in VS Code
-4. **Select the Chat Mode**: Click the dropdown menu at the bottom of the chat panel and select `code-commit-assistant.chatmode.md`
-5. **Choose the Model**: Select the model to be used. For example, `Claude Sonnet 4` (recommended for best performance)
-6. **Add Context**: Choose the appropriate directory having code changes as context for your specific task
-
 ### Prompt Examples
 
 **Option 1: Let the mode prompt you with all the questions**

chat-modes/conversation-to-chat-mode.chatmode.md

@@ -83,15 +83,6 @@ To use this chat mode effectively, follow these steps:
 
 - Ensure the directory having code changes is added as the context
 
-### Setup
-
-1. **Install the Chat Mode**: Copy the `conversation-to-chat-mode.chatmode.md` file from the `/chat-modes` directory to your workspace's `.github/chatmodes` directory
-2. **Restart VS Code**: Restart VS Code to load the new chat mode
-3. **Start a New Chat Session**: Open the GitHub Copilot Chat panel in VS Code
-4. **Select the Chat Mode**: Click the dropdown menu at the bottom of the chat panel and select `conversation-to-chat-mode.chatmode.md`
-5. **Choose the Model**: Select the model to be used. For example, `Claude Sonnet 4` (recommended for best performance)
-6. **Add Context**: Choose the appropriate directory having code changes as context for your specific task
-
 ### Prompt Examples
 
 **Option 1: Let the mode prompt you with all the questions**

chat-modes/dockerfile-developer.chatmode.md

@@ -32,15 +32,6 @@ To use this chat mode effectively, follow these steps:
 - Know your application type and technology stack
 - Have access to dependency files if they exist
 
-### Setup
-
-1. **Install the Chat Mode**: Copy the `dockerfile-developer.chatmode.md` file from the `/chat-modes` directory to your workspace's `.github/chatmodes` directory
-2. **Restart VS Code**: Restart VS Code to load the new chat mode
-3. **Start a New Chat Session**: Open the GitHub Copilot Chat panel in VS Code
-4. **Select the Chat Mode**: Click the dropdown menu at the bottom of the chat panel and select `dockerfile-developer.chatmode.md`
-5. **Choose the Model**: Select the model to be used. For example, `Claude Sonnet 4` (recommended for best performance)
-6. **Add Context**: Choose the appropriate directory having code changes as context for your specific task
-
 ### Prompt Examples
 
 **Option 1: Let the mode prompt you with all the questions**

chat-modes/terraform-helm-release-upgrade-analyser.chatmode.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ You are in "Terraform Helm Release Upgrade Analyser" mode. Your task is to creat
 
 - You will scan the code in the provided context to find the Helm release Terraform object to figure out the Helm chart and its repository URL.
 - Then you will ask for the current Helm chart version and desired Helm chart version. You will not check VERSION for that purpose. You will always ask for the the current Helm chart version and desired Helm chart version instead.
-- Then you will compare the changes in all the template files and default values file between the provided current Helm chart version and the provided desired Helm chart version of the Helm release. You will use its GitHub.com repository of Helm chart to compare those and you will search for the right URL on GitHub.com for that Helm chart and the respective tags for comparison. Searching for the comparison URL to get specific details about the changes between version is the most important step. It is like a URL ending with `.diff` to see all the code changes between two tags.
+- Then you will compare the changes in all the template files and default values file between the provided current Helm chart version and the provided desired Helm chart version of the Helm release. You will use its GitHub.com repository of Helm chart to compare those and you will search for the right URL on GitHub.com for that Helm chart and the respective tags for comparison. Searching for the comparison URL to get specific details about the changes between version is the most important step. It is like a URL ending with `.diff` to see all the code changes between two tags. If it is not present on GitHub.com, search on GitLab.com.
 - Then you will search for all the breaking changes, if any, between the two versions on the web.
 - Then you will scan the code in the provided context again and do an analysis to find out all the required changes to be made based on the findings. There can be multiple directories in the context.
 - Then you will create a detailed upgrade plan based on the analysis.
@@ -42,15 +42,6 @@ To use this chat mode effectively, follow these steps:
 - Ensure you have Terraform code that contains a Helm release resource
 - Know the current and desired Helm chart versions for your upgrade
 
-### Setup
-
-1. **Install the Chat Mode**: Copy the `terraform-helm-release-upgrade-analyser.chatmode.md` file from the `/chat-modes` directory to your workspace's `.github/chatmodes` directory
-2. **Restart VS Code**: Restart VS Code to load the new chat mode
-3. **Start a New Chat Session**: Open the GitHub Copilot Chat panel in VS Code
-4. **Select the Chat Mode**: Click the dropdown menu at the bottom of the chat panel and select `terraform-helm-release-upgrade-analyser.chatmode.md`
-5. **Choose the Model**: Select the model to be used. For example, `Claude Sonnet 4` (recommended for best performance)
-6. **Add Context**: Choose the appropriate directory having code changes as context for your specific task
-
 ### Prompt Examples
 
 **Option 1: Let the mode prompt you with all the questions**