# Data
```lua
-- Notes:
-- - input: This is the FileMeta (with .path, .name, .stem, .ext) for each file matching the -f glob.
-- - file::load(input.path) will return a FileRecord, including .content for the file's content.
-- - In Lua, to return a dictionary/object, use the notation `{ name = value, … }`.
return {
file = utils.file.load(input.path)
};
```
# Instruction
For the following markdown file:
{{data.file.path}}
```{{data.file.ext}}
{{data.file.content}}
```
- Correct the English of all comments if it is a codebase (do not correct the code).
- Correct the English of all content if it is a Markdown file.
- Preserve the whitespace (do not convert tabs to spaces and vice versa).
- If English spelling and grammar are correct, do not change.
- Return the corrected content without any explanation.
# Output
```lua
-- Note 1: LLMs often, but not always, return a code block for the result.
-- The md::outer_block_content_or_raw function will extract the content between the first
-- and last triple backticks or return ai_response if there are no triple backticks.
-- This might be removed.
-- Note 2: This could create problems sometimes if the content is markdown, and LLMs do not tend to return the 6 backticks.
-- In those cases, instructing the LLMs not to put the result in markdown text can be an option.
local content = utils.md.outer_block_content_or_raw(ai_response.content)
-- Note: It is also nice to normalize files with a single ending empty line.
content = utils.text.ensure_single_ending_newline(content)
-- Example of how to save to the same file
utils.file.save(data.file.path, content)
-- This will be printed by devai if it is a string
return "File processed: " .. data.file.path
```