Amazing integration of LLM into any workflow using GPTEL and Emacs

[@MMABeijing]

thank you for this video, I did not know about gptel expert mode among other things. I am going to follow your journey Sir, cheers!

[@gaathastory]

" Emacs can read epub books". I ALWAYS get to learn something new from such educating videos. Thanks for posting on overall great video.

[@mohammedalbatati5529]

That was an amazing video, thanks a lot. I immediately started using it and I'm really in love with gptel. Thanks for such a useful video

[@hooxenv9692]

great video showcasing send from elsewhere!

[@weavermarquez1271]

Watched through all your gptel videos, and set up your forked version of gptel + prompts this week! So, so sweet, gptel is really the dream interface. My only gripe is that there's no easy way to string already-instantiated prompts together without tangling them, but the tangling workflow ain't so bad. I feel like there could be something done with library of babel in a gptel buffer... I noticed you got some org mode ontologies going on? Very intriguing. Would love to hear more about that! I recently set up elot as an ontology editor as well.

[@weavermarquez1271]

Oh -- found the last bit I'm missing: it's the ~/.config/pandoc/gfm_code_to_org.lua file. Any chance you could share that? 🥺

[@lurgreen]

interesting video, thank you

[@junghanacs]

Thank you.