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Version: 1.7.0

Are There Videos to Watch?

Yes. Start with a guided walkthrough, choose a topic from the RepoPrompt 101 playlist, or watch the Rate Limited podcast for broader discussions about AI-assisted coding.

The software is way past this recording

Many of these videos and podcast episodes are several months old (if not longer), and RepoPrompt has come a long way since they were recorded. The fundamentals remain useful, but the recordings include Classic Edition interfaces, earlier workflow names, and older model releases. Use them to understand the ideas and see examples, then follow Getting Started, Going Deeper, and Providers & Models for current instructions, controls, and supported connections.

Start with a guided walkthrough​

Ray Fernando: Repo Prompt — Why Is Nobody Talking About This? · About 11 minutes

Ray takes a project through setup and a refactoring workflow. The demonstration shows repository exploration, planning, and concurrent implementation agents working through connected coding runtimes. Watch this when you want to see how the pieces fit together before trying your own task.

Learn the flow, then follow the current guide

This walkthrough is several months old. RepoPrompt's setup and workflows have developed substantially since then, so follow the current installation guide for the exact steps while using the video to learn the overall flow.

Useful places to jump in:

For the written path, start with Installation, then complete the four steps in Getting Started.

Workflow demonstration​

Eric Provencher: Orchestrate with RepoPrompt · About 14 minutes

The founder's demonstration follows the coordination side of a coding task: connecting runtimes, building context, delegating work, steering agents, consulting an Oracle, and reviewing the result. It is also part of the RepoPrompt 101 playlist below.

Earlier interface and capabilities

The recording shows the software as it worked several months ago. Context preparation, delegation, and review are still central ideas, but the current app has progressed well beyond the interface and capabilities shown here.

Choose the part that matches what you want to learn:

Use Going Deeper for a current, step-by-step workflow and Agent Mode Overview to identify the interface controls.

Explore RepoPrompt 101 by topic​

Open the complete RepoPrompt 101 playlist for Eric Provencher's feature demonstrations. You can watch the series or choose an individual topic below. Durations are approximate.

Use the lessons for fundamentals

These lessons were recorded at different stages of RepoPrompt's development, many months ago. Treat them as explanations of the fundamentals rather than a complete tour of today's software; use the linked written guides for current features and settings.

Purpose and context preparation​

  • What RepoPrompt is for · 17 minutes. A broader introduction to the problems RepoPrompt addresses and where it fits into AI-assisted coding.
  • Context Builder walkthrough · 3 minutes. A short demonstration focused on preparing repository context with Context Builder.
  • Keeping an agent grounded · 10 minutes. An explanation of how repository context helps keep an agent's work connected to the codebase.
  • Helping an agent get oriented · 3 minutes. A focused look at getting a coding agent familiar with a repository.

Read How Context Works for the written explanation, or open Context Builder settings for its controls.

Agent workflows and iteration​

The longer workflow demonstration covers orchestration. See Workflow Templates for the current workflow choices.

Oracle consultations and code review​

For the written references, see What Is an Oracle?, MCP Setup, and MCP Tools.

Watch or listen to Rate Limited​

Rate Limited on YouTube brings together Eric Provencher, Ray Fernando, and Adam Larson, also known as Gosu Coder, for discussions about AI-assisted coding.

Choose this for longer conversations about how developers use agents, rather than a step-by-step RepoPrompt lesson. Topics include:

  • Working with agents: workflow design, coordination, review, and the engineer's role.
  • Context and reliability: context limits, compaction, tools, and keeping a task on track.
  • Provider tradeoffs: model capabilities, subscriptions, pricing, and rate limits.
Discussions reflect the time of recording

Many episodes are several months old. Their discussions of context, coordination, and reviewing AI-generated work remain useful, but RepoPrompt and the surrounding AI tools have advanced substantially since those conversations. Episode titles identify the topic being discussed. Product names, prices, and opinions reflect the time of recording; use the current documentation when making a setup or provider choice.

Prefer written instructions?​

YouTube may offer captions, transcripts, and chapter navigation, depending on the recording. Use those controls when available. The written guides are the current alternative for following the workflow at your own pace: