docs: improve logfile-analyzer chatmode prompt#37
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Ports prompt improvements from the tool-calling experiment in #8: - Note that a low median unsolicited report interval is not necessarily a problem when the mean is high - Encourage planning and batching of tool calls - Add a step-by-step workflow section Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Ports the reusable prompt improvements from the tool-calling experiment in #8 into
.github/chatmodes/logfile-analyzer.chatmode.md(the rest of that prompt was already covered by the chatmode file):Also includes prettier normalization of the file (blank lines after
Query:labels, list indentation).Completes the adoption of #8's improvements: the MCP server plumbing landed in #36; the browser/Gemini tool-calling parts remain on ice.