IHP-GPT-IHP Haskell and Nix support

Example

In an IHP controller action, IHP-GPT can help by recommending the direct use of `?context.dbConnection` rather than an explicit `get` call to access the database. It will also suggest appropriate string conversions using `cs`.

Scenario

A developer writing a controller action to retrieve data from the database wants to ensure they're using the most efficient methods. IHP-GPT would suggest accessing the `dbConnection` via `?context` and using function chaining with the `|>` operator to make the code more readable.

Example

When developing an application, IHP-GPT could advise structuring model definitions and queries more efficiently using OverloadedRecordDot notation, such as `user.email` instead of calling a getter function.

Scenario

A developer is refactoring code to reduce redundancy and improve readability. IHP-GPT recommends using record dot notation to directly access fields, improving both clarity and conciseness of the code.

Example

IHP-GPT can guide the setup of environment dependencies using Nix to ensure that all required libraries and tools are included in a reproducible build environment.

Scenario

A team of developers is setting up a new IHP project and needs to ensure consistent environments across different machines. IHP-GPT helps them configure the `default.nix` file to include the necessary dependencies and provides instructions on how to maintain a consistent setup throughout the development cycle.