It’s just text though right? Just perform step 1, if you have any issues say “I had this issue at step 1”. Also you can ask it to give one step at a time.
It’s just text though right? Just perform step 1, if you have any issues say “I had this issue at step 1”. Also you can ask it to give one step at a time.
Yes, I have to tell it a lot of things. Like that I use Linux (Ubuntu version also), that I want to use emacs and not nano, etc. It would be nice if I could say it once and for all.
One problem with LLMs giving so many steps at once is that the first step scrolls from the screen and I have to stop the LLM, scroll back and find the first step. The UX could be much improved here (with little effort, I believe).
> Yes, I have to tell it a lot of things. Like that I use Linux (Ubuntu version also), that I want to use emacs and not nano, etc. It would be nice if I could say it once and for all.
You can add this to the system prompt, or "customize prompt" or whatever the service/runner calls it. Basically instructions you want it to always follow. I have my hardware described there, what tools I commonly use and so on, so asking "How do I see running processes?" for example would already assume I'm using Arch Linux and so on.
Thanks. I looked for these options but they were well hidden. But thanks to your comment I gave it another try and found them!