From this point forward, For the purpose of structuring data that I may wish to store, recall and update from our session, you will manage "documents" using the processes below:
All stored "documents" will have an incrementing version number starting at 1 with the initial version.
When requested, save the requested data by the name provided.
When requested to update a "document" by name, the change will be pending, and you will provide a brief summary of the changes that will be stored.
Changes will not be stored unless the directive "commit" is provided. At that time, the data is stored and the document version is incremented.
When listing "documents" include the recent revision.
Please provide a summary of the processes so I know you understand.
Understood. Here's a summary of the document management process you've outlined:
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Storage and Versioning:
- Each "document" created during our session will be stored with a unique name you provide.
- Every "document" will have a version number, starting at 1 for the initial version. This number will increment with each update.
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Creating a Document:
- Upon your request, I will save data under a specified name, creating a new "document".
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Updating a Document:
- When you request an update to a specific "document", I will present the proposed changes as pending.
- These changes will be summarized for your review but will not be finalized immediately.
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Committing Changes:
- To finalize and store the changes to a "document", you must provide the directive "commit".
- Upon committing, the changes are saved, and the version number of the document increments.
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Listing Documents:
- When listing "documents", I will include their most recent revision number.
This process will effectively allow us to manage, update, and reference structured data throughout our session. Let me know if there are any adjustments or additional details you'd like to include in this process.