Repo Prompt o1 Pro workflow

After shipping Apply mode in Repo Prompt, I've been getting requests for a demo showing how I use the feature in my own workflow.

Here's how I work with o1 Pro to design, engineer, review and apply complex multi-file edits!

Repo Prompt is free while in beta on macOS, and you can sign up for the windows/linux waitlist on the website:

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[heinwinter]

This product you have made - is amazing. I have been using it since it has been launched. And I just wanted drop by and tell you, good job!

[jjdorig]

i struggle to understand the use of apply tap.

so, basically it helps to fine tune the changes? makes suggestions have better quality?

[drmarinucci]

I was very curious to understand the O1Pro workflow, but have to admit it doesn't look straightforward to me maybe because I still miss some of the concepts here. One quick question once you do the changes are you able to run the code within this app in some way? for now I understand one has to triangulate with terminal, is that correct?

[JohnKruse]

I think you are doing something very important and impressive, however, I also think that you are assuming a lot of understanding in this video. In order to go quickly, you seem to be doing 3 different approaches intermixed, which is confusing.
I've tried using RepoPrompt over the last few weeks and am defaulting to just the copy functionality because of the complexity of the workflow. In short, I feel like I'm leaving a lot of "money on the table".
Perhaps get a naive user and demo to get feedback on what needs more explanation. I'll watch this again as I'm certain there is great value.