Every LLM in Emacs, with gptel

[@bobhepple491]

One word - humbling.

[@cjbarroso]

you are a flipping monster, awesome package, the more I use it the more I like, thank you!

[@lucian6860]

Fantastic. A brilliant example of what makes Emacs so powerful.

[@sethbrown1763]

Very impressive! My mind is literally boggled! :) Thank you for sharing this video

[@goofansu]

Thank you! I just installed gptel and use it in the last weekend, really appreciate the work.

[@ducksies]

It works way better than I expected. Great work!

[@MitchGalgz]

I want my Emacs-based Cursor replacement! We'll get there soon enough with fantastic projects like this one.

[@karthink]

I think something like Cursor requires a lot more -- you'd need to index the entire project into a local vector database, for a start. gptel is just a wrapper around Curl.

[@worldgeektube]

Tremendous work with an entertaining video tooc Can't wait to try it!

[@programorprogrammed]

Great package and good video presentation of it.

[@mrkrud]

Revolutionary! I will get this set up and enhance my work day immediately!! An elegant implementation. Thank you.

[@hooxenv9692]

this is such an amazing package thank you for creating it! Humbling! 🎉🎉🎉

[@karthink]

Hope it's useful

[@matthewritter1117]

You’re a hero, thanks for your work on this!

[@cloudartisean]

Just wanted to say, this package is amazing. Thank you for creating it and this video. I was using the package prior, but with this video I feel like its usage will be even better!

[@HugoNobrega87]

LLMs are not my cup of tea, but still I just had to comment and commend you on yet another stellar combo of package and video demo! Honestly awe inspiring stuff! :)

[@ujjal147]

KZbin Gods graced me to discover this channel - subbed btw!

[@VivekHaldar]

Thanks for this great package!

[@charansai1960]

Much appreciated... great stuff (y)

[@alexandrumatei5599]

wow! Amazing work!

[@stefanhoromnea6064]

This is fantastic! kept me up until late playing with this. Many thanks for your work. One question, where can I read more about the difference between "system message" and "directive"? And when I used gptel-send, the content until the cursor point is used, as I understand. is that a "system message" or "directive"? which of those is the "prompt" from ChatGPT? Where can we ask more questions like this? Any plans for a discord channel?

[@karthink]

"system message" and "directive" are the same thing. Back when I wrote gptel, it was common to refer to it in both ways (along with "system prompt".) > when I used gptel-send, the content until the cursor point is used, as I understand. is that a "system message" or "directive"? Neither. Think of the "system message" as instructions, and the buffer text as the data to apply those instructions to. > Where can we ask more questions like this? The github repo has a discussions board: github.com/karthink/gptel/discussions

[@patrickdelaney529]

Amazing work! Thank you

[@randomsearches369]

You always surprises me!

[@jimmcleod3623]

I continue to be impressed with this package. I am attempting to replicate your session. How do you get to mark-down mode around 2:13? Do you have this set as a default when addressing Gemini? Would you mind showing us your config specific settings for this demo?

[@karthink]

I changed gptel-default-mode from Org to Markdown. To not overwhelm the viewer with too much detail, I wrote a helper function to do it silently and bound it to a key, then called it before opening the Gemini chat buffer.

[@goofansu]

14:24 Did you implement the Kagi FastGPT with gptel? I cannot find it in gptel, is there any plan to add it to gptel? Thanks

[@karthink]

It's on the kagi-fastgpt branch, not merged into master yet. You can try it from there, the README will have the setup instructions.

[@goofansu]

@@karthinkOk, will try tomorrow. Happy New Year!

[@goofansu]

@@karthink Cool, it works as expected. I'll see if I can add Kagi Universal Summarizer to gptel, my use case is to summarize articles in elfeed.

[@karthink]

@@goofansu There is some discussion about this in github.com/karthink/gptel/issues/166 A happy new year to you as well!

[@3t1cmidorfeb]

Hi there, could you tell me what font that is? Thank you.

[@karthink]

I added it to the video description.

[@holgerschurig4430]

I already had Ollama installed, and now I have it inside Emacs. BTW; i added some directives: (add-to-list 'gptel-directives '(english . "Translate the following to english:")) (add-to-list 'gptel-directives '(deutsch . "Translate the following to german:")) (add-to-list 'gptel-directives '(typo . "Fix typos, grammar and style of the following:")) However, I feel that the "h" submenu of gptel-menu is quite obnoxious. Do I really have to Ctrl-G (usually a hard quite, abort) to get out of it? Why not let me get out via ESC or RET? I mean, even when I press one of these texts, it says "Use 'C-g' to abort. But I expect "abort" to not change the prompt, but keep it as-is. And that there exists some way to just set the prompt.

[@karthink]

It should automatically take you back once you select a directive. Looks like you're experiencing a bug, see github.com/karthink/gptel/issues/140.

[@goofansu]

9:39 The org-mode buffer seems live rendered, how do you do that?

[@karthink]

tinyurl.com/ms2ksthc It's part of a rewrite of Org's LaTeX preview system, see my previous video for more details.

[@goofansu]

@@karthink Cool, thank you!

[@chuckyurek4437]

I cannot have two gptel's running separately when i open another buffer it just mirrors the other gptel so I can't use 2 llms wondering if this is a windows problem?

[@karthink]

@@chuckyurek4437 There's some misunderstanding here. You can use gptel anywhere in emacs, you don't need a dedicated chat buffer. If you do create dedicated chat buffers, you can have as many of them as you want, they're just regular Emacs buffers. Please raise a support issue on the repo if it's not working this way for you.

[@qu4ku]

great!

[@weiSane]

The very first crime you committed was not using dark mode. It’s against the law

[@karlkarlsson9699]

Light themes are so much cleaner when presenting

[@khwpp5943]

I actually enjoyed the light theme, presentation looks very clean