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Nuvoton NuTRM Chatbot

Nuvoton NuTRM Chatbot

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An extension for answering TRM-related questions for specific Nuvoton chips.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Nuvoton NuTRM Chatbot

Description

Nuvoton NuTRM Chatbot is an AI-powered chatbot extension that answers questions about Technical Reference Manual (TRM) for a specific chip.

Outline

  • Nuvoton NuTRM Chatbot
    • Description
    • Outline
    • Features
    • Requirements
    • Commands
    • Getting Started

Features

  • A chat extension for VSCode building on GitHub Copilot Chat.
    • Use a prompt to query the TRM content.
    • Get answers based on the content of the TRM.
  • Add a custom participant to Copilot Chat
    • Allows customization of how user requests are handled.
  • Add custom commands
    • Supports TRMs for multiple chips.

Requirements

  • Visual Studio Code: Version 1.95.0 or higher is recommended.
  • Install VS Code Extension: GitHub Copilot.
  • Need a GitHub Account to sign in to the Github Copilot extension.

Commands

  1. Chat participant
    • use @nutrm to communicate with nutrm participant
  2. Slash commands
    • /{chip}: handle issues related to the specified chip. For example,
      • /M55M1: questions about M55M1 TRM
      • /M460: questions about M460 TRM

Getting Started

  1. Preinstall Nuvoton NuMicro Cortex-M Pack.
  2. Click copilot icon.

    copilot icon

  3. Set chat mode to Ask and choose model.
    • The Claude Sonnet 3.7 series cannot be used because it is not supported by the VSCode LLM API.

      claude sonnet 3.7

  4. Query TRM content by using @nutrm participant and /{chip} command.
    • Example 1: @nutrm /M55M1 What transmission modes does UART support?
    • Example 2: @nutrm /M3331 What is I2C GC mode?
    • Example 3: @nutrm /M2A23 What is the maximum frequency the Arm Cortex-M23 core can reach?

      nutrm chat

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