Title:
Enable In-Session Feedback, Persistent Coding Preferences, and GitHub Integration for Professional Workflows
Body:
As a professional developer working under intense deadlines, I rely on ChatGPT as a pair programming assistant — but the current feature set isn’t yet suitable for high-trust, high-stakes work. I’d like to propose the following improvements:
Feature Suggestions:
1. In-Session Feedback Relay
Allow users to provide feedback directly within the ChatGPT interface without switching contexts. When I’m buried in USB packet debugging or refactoring mixed-mode COM code, I don’t have time to write up a separate forum post — but I’m still generating high-value insights in the moment. Capture that.
2. Persistent Coding Style Profiles
Let users define and persist preferences such as:
- Function structure (
single-entry-single-exit, early return allowed) - Variable style (explicit vs auto)
- Bracing conventions
- Logging format
- Naming schemes (
m_, camelCase, snake_case)
These should persist across sessions and apply automatically when generating or editing code.
3. Tightly Integrated GitHub Pairing
Allow ChatGPT to access and collaborate on GitHub repos with proper permissions:
- Commit before/after major file rewrites
- Generate intent-aware commit messages
- Propose diffs instead of overwriting files
- Branch and merge safely