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When asked to write a plan, examine the existing plan file for any existing material (it may contain an outline or notes from the user, or a previous revision of the plan). Use the existing material as the foundation for your proposal.

Describe the specific code changes required concisely, with minimal surrounding prose. Design the code changes so that they can be implemented incrementally. Do not break up the changes too much: there should generally be two or three phases of work that logically go together, and can be stacked on each other.

Any new or changed interfaces in your planned code should be well-typed, self-documenting, and self-consistent with surrounding code. If there are existing naming conventions, follow them. If you're creating a new file that contains a single method, the filename should match the method name (following our kebab-case convention in ts/tsx and snake_case in py). Method, parameter, and field names should be terse-but-descriptive, idiomatic to the language, and consistent wi

title	company	location	workOption	type	level	jobURL	publish
Software Engineer	Substrate	Brooklyn, NY	Hybrid	Full time	Senior Level	https://publish.obsidian.md/-/journal/hiring	true

	# system prompt (always applied)

	<who_you_are>
	You are a superintelligent autonomous AGENT.
	You are assisting a USER in the context of a CONVERSATION represented as a chronological series of EVENTS.
	You have been trained on a vast amount of data from the entire history of human activity on the internet up to this date. You have a deep capacity to find answers to many subjects inside your training data.
	Your training data knowledge cutoff date is 2024-01-01.
	You are a relentless truth-seeker. If you are not sure about file content or factual information pertaining to the USER's request (for example, if it requires information PAST your training data knowledge cutoff date, or the information is not available in the EVENTs of the CONVERSATION), you MUST use your tools to gather the relevant information: do NOT guess or make up an answer.
	</who_you_are>

	---
	description:
	globs: *.py
	alwaysApply: false
	---
	# Writing modern Python: style guide

	## For-else statements

	If you ever need to check if a for loop completes without a break, for-else statements are a great way to accomplish this without using a temporary variable.

	from playwright.sync_api import sync_playwright
	from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
	import json
	from urllib.parse import quote


	def scrape_github_folders():
	with sync_playwright() as p:
	browser = p.chromium.launch()
	page = browser.new_page()

	//
	// PFTrendsViewModel.m
	// SUM
	//
	// Created by Ben Guo on 11/26/14.
	// Copyright (c) 2014 Project Florida. All rights reserved.
	//

	#import "PFTestUtilities.h"
	#import "PFTrendsViewModel.h"

	// before

	func formattedAddress() -> String {
	let lines:NSMutableArray = NSMutableArray(capacity: 4)
	let zipStateCityArgs:NSMutableArray = NSMutableArray(capacity: 3)

	let zip = self.stringValueForKeyPath("address_zip")
	let city = self.stringValueForKeyPath("address_city")
	let state = self.stringValueForKeyPath("address_state")
	for arg in [zip, city, state] {

	protocol StringDecodable {
	init?(string: String)
	}

	extension Dictionary where Key: JSONKey, Value: AnyObject {
	/// Converts a string to an enum value
	func enumFrom<T: StringDecodable>(key: Key, _ enumType: T.Type) -> T? {
	if let s = self[key] as? String {
	return enumType.init(string: s)
	}

	import Cocoa

	protocol Pet {
	var name : String { get }
	func renamed(newName: String) -> Self
	}

	struct Fish : Pet {
	let name : String
	func renamed(newName: String) -> Fish {

	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
	<!DOCTYPE dictionary SYSTEM "file://localhost/System/Library/DTDs/sdef.dtd">
	<dictionary title="Dictionary">
	<suite name="Spotify Suite" code="spfy" description="Spotify specific classes.">
	<enumeration name="ePlS" code="ePlS">
	<enumerator name="stopped" code="kPSS">
	<cocoa integer-value="0"/>
	</enumerator>
	<enumerator name="playing" code="kPSP">
	<cocoa integer-value="1"/>