Devlog #3

SummaryContinued from the previous devlog by finishing the core migration hardening, validating extension compatibility, and completing the final product-surface cleanup for the retired features.

What Was Completed Since Last Devlog:
Finished stage-4 governance extraction inside core by stabilizing service imports and helper dependencies. Added missing core helper modules needed by governance services.

Normalized and fixed core service pathing and module export issues so core builds cleanly.

Finalized core exports in index.ts for migrated modules.

Wired workspace/package metadata for core package usage

Completed final cleanup pass for retired feature surfaces (UI/service/test remnants removed from active extension codebase).

Couldn’t write much today, but you can now clone the github repository and test PromptGuard in VSCode on your own.

2 Unique Selling Points:

1. PromptGuard can elaborate a short or less expressive prompt tailored to your needs by asking helper questions. (Requires a Groq API key in the project workspace)

2. PromptGuard can minimize 1 to 400 tokens on prompts exceeding 350 tokens.

PS: The Groq API key is free, so please get it to enjoy all the features of PromptGuard. You won’t see cost savings as of now.