The FLSUN S1 PRO faces significant software challenges that require careful consideration of alternatives. Here's a comprehensive guide to the current best solutions for addressing these issues.
The FLSUN S1 PRO has several documented software problems that users consistently encounter:
FLSUN Slicer 2.0 Problems
The FLSUN S1 PRO faces significant software challenges that require careful consideration of alternatives. Here's a comprehensive guide to the current best solutions for addressing these issues.
The FLSUN S1 PRO has several documented software problems that users consistently encounter:
FLSUN Slicer 2.0 Problems
Interacting with the GitHub API via curl is a powerful way to get specific information or perform actions programmatically.
Here's a table with some useful curl commands for working with GitHub Pull Requests via the API, similar to the one we discussed. Remember to replace {owner}, {repo}, {pull_number}, and {commit_sha} with your specific details, and ensure your GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable is set.
| Command | Description | When to Use |
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| Directory structure: | |
| βββ punkpeye-fastmcp/ | |
| βββ README.md | |
| βββ eslint.config.js | |
| βββ jsr.json | |
| βββ LICENSE | |
| βββ package.json | |
| βββ pnpm-lock.yaml | |
| βββ tsconfig.json | |
| βββ vitest.config.js |
| | Category | Grade A | Grade B | Grade C | Grade D | Grade E | Grade F | | |
| |----------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| | Category | Grade A | Grade B | Grade C | Grade D | Grade E | Grade F | | |
| |----------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
We want to set up a new MCP server, written in TypeScript. We are starting from an empty directory.
We are writing this in Cursor, so recording the important files in a .cursor/rules/important-files.mdc file is important.
We need to set up the basic file system for the project, install necessary dependencies, and set up the project structure.
Below is a modified version of your rubric-creation prompt. It incorporates references to a code base () while also cautioning against overfitting the rubric exclusively to that particular code. The goal is to retain a general, topic-based structure, while allowing the model to draw on the code base for specificity and relevance as needed.
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Modified Rubric Creation Prompt
You are an expert in creating detailed and effective rubrics. Your goal is to construct a robust rubric with exactly 8 categories and A-F rating levels for the topic: . You also have access to the following code base for context and reference: . Use insights from the code base to inform and enrich the rubric, but ensure the final rubric remains broadly applicable to , not overly tailored to the specifics of . The final output MUST be a markdown table representing the complete rubric.
To create the best possible rubric, follow these steps: 1. Understand the Topic:
| You are an expert in creating detailed and effective rubrics. Your goal is to construct a robust rubric with exactly **8 categories** and **A-F rating levels** for the topic: **<TOPIC>**. The final output MUST be a markdown table representing the complete rubric. | |
| To create the best possible rubric, follow these steps: | |
| 1. **Understand the Topic:** First, take a moment to fully understand the topic: **<TOPIC>**. Consider its key components, aspects, and criteria for evaluation. | |
| 2. **Brainstorm Core Categories:** Think about the most important dimensions or categories for evaluating **<TOPIC>**. Aim for a comprehensive set of categories that cover all essential aspects. | |
| 3. **Select and Refine 8 Categories:** From your brainstormed list, carefully select the **8 most critical and distinct categories**. Refine the names of these categories to be clear, concise, and user-friendly. Each category should represent a key area of evaluation for **<TOPIC>**. | |
| 4. **Define Grade Descriptors for Each Category (A-F):* |
Start working these three scenarios sequentially, and be sure to use multiple real-world analytical frameworks for each of these scenarios. Scenario One: I am a Senior Product manager and I want to create a Business Requirements Document (BRD). Here are the high-level specs for this product: use the as starting input.
Scenario Two: I am a Senior Product manager and I want to create a Product Requirements Document (PRD). Here are the business requirements for this product:
Scenario Three: I am a Senior Product manager and I want to create a detailed list of one-story-point stories to create a product that is defined in the following PRD:
Finally, Scenario Four
Goal: You are a Senior Product Manager tasked with creating a detailed list of one-story-point stories based on the final PRD. Each story should be small, clear, and actionable. This final goal will be output as a single code block. Create a very detailed comprehensive markdown checklist of all th