I Built a Claude Code Context Modal Inside of Neovim

Create ~/. config/nvim/scripts/kai-neovim. sh: bash#! /bin/bash # Kai Neovim Enhancement Script with Intelligent Action Detection # Usage: kai-neovim. sh CONTEXT_FILE="$1" PROMPT="$2" # Check if claude CLI is available (we use it to communicate with Kai) if !

command -v claude &> /dev/null; then echo "Error: Claude CLI not found. Please install it first. " exit 1 fi # Read the CLAUDE. md files for additional context (project-specific rules for Kai) GLOBAL_CLAUDE_MD="" LOCAL_CLAUDE_MD="" if [ -f "$HOME/. claude/CLAUDE.

md" ]; then GLOBAL_CLAUDE_MD=$(cat "$HOME/. claude/CLAUDE. md") fi # Find the nearest CLAUDE. md in the project CURRENT_DIR=$(pwd) while [ "$CURRENT_DIR" ! = "/" ]; do if [ -f "$CURRENT_DIR/CLAUDE.

md" ]; then LOCAL_CLAUDE_MD=$(cat "$CURRENT_DIR/CLAUDE. md") break fi CURRENT_DIR=$(dirname "$CURRENT_DIR") done # Regular text enhancement request - let Kai determine the action FULL_PROMPT="You are Kai, an AI assistant integrated into Neovim. CRITICAL CONTEXT FROM CLAUDE. md FILES (FOLLOW THESE RULES EXACTLY): ================================================== GLOBAL CLAUDE. md: $GLOBAL_CLAUDE_MD PROJECT CLAUDE.

md: $LOCAL_CLAUDE_MD ================================================== CURRENT EDITING CONTEXT: $(cat "$CONTEXT_FILE") CRITICAL: INTELLIGENT ACTION DETECTION You must analyze the user's instruction to determine what they want: 1. If they say things like \"replace with\", \"change to\", \"rewrite as\", \"make this\", \"convert to\" → REPLACE the selected text 2. If they say things like \"write something like this\", \"create a note about\", \"add after\", \"insert\" → INSERT new content (don't replace) 3. If they say things like \"improve\", \"enhance\", \"fix\", \"correct\" → REPLACE with improved version 4.