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Open a notebook to chat with a cool bird
ResourceFunction["BirdChat"][] opens a notebook that can be used to chat with a cool bird. | |
ResourceFunction["BirdChat"][notebook] converts the given NotebookObject into a BirdChat notebook. |
AssistantIcon | Automatic | the image used to represent the chat assistant |
AutoFormat | True | whether to automatically apply formatting to chat responses |
ChatHistoryLength | 15 | specifies the maximum number of previous cells to include in conversion context |
Model | "gpt-3.5-turbo" | the language model used to generate text |
RolePrompt | Automatic | a string that provides instructions to the chat assistant |
Chat with a cool bird:
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Chat will usually appear automatically when there's an error:
When there's nothing important to say, chat will be minimized near the cell bracket:
Click the minimized chat icon to show the chat:
Press the "/" key when between cells to insert a chat input cell which can be used for natural language input:
Select some text and and choose "Ask AI Assistant" from the context menu:
A chat query cell is automatically created and evaluated:
Chat query cells can also be created manually by pressing "/" a second time while in a chat input cell.
Convert an existing notebook into a BirdChat notebook:
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Chat input cells are meant for conversational inputs:
Chat query cells are suited for search-type queries and responses will often include actual search results:
Type "~" between cells to insert a chat context divider that separates conversations:
Mouse over inline code cells in chat outputs to get a set of buttons for using the code:
Each button has a tooltip describing its function:
The insert and evaluate buttons will create an external language cell for supported languages:
Disable automatic formatting of response text:
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Compare to the default behavior:
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Change the icon attached to assistant cells:
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Specify a separate icon for when an answer is in progress:
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Set the maximum number of previous cells that will be included as part of the conversation:
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Smaller values will lead to a more forgetful assistant:
Using GPT-4 instead of GPT-3.5:
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GPT-4 tends to be better at creative tasks:
Not too bad:
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Compare to GPT-3.5:
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Not very bird-like:
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GPT-3.5 is also more likely to get "stuck" in certain behavior loops compared to GPT-4:
Change the behavior of Birdnardo by specifying a new role prompt:
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Simulate a Wolfram kernel:
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Wolfram Language 13.0 (December 2021) or above
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