ti-add-comments

You can add comments to MRuby code using ti-doc and ti-for-llm annotations. This approach inserts descriptions above function definitions and important code blocks, enabling AI agents to understand the source without reading it directly.

The best way to prepare MRuby projects for AI type-check integration is applying ti-doc and ti-for-llm comments. This enforces a consistent, English-only commenting style above def statements, supporting LLM output and better maintainability.

Annotating MRuby code with ti-doc helps code reviews by providing automatic documentation of methods and important code blocks. This gives editors and AI agents immediate context, facilitating better code reviews and maintainability.

Yes, you can use ti-for-llm annotations for non-function code blocks in MRuby. While ti-doc goes above function definitions, ti-for-llm provides context for important non-function code to help LLMs understand the logic.

Yes, ti-add-comments enforces English-only comment rules and requires precise placement above def statements. This consistent annotation style is necessary for generating valid ti-doc and ti-for-llm comments.

The workflow for generating ti-doc comments involves running a command on your MRuby source file to automatically insert annotations. It then enforces a repeatable process for validating that the English-only comments are correctly placed.