AI driven help

[ColdNose]

If there's one product that can benefit from AI, it's XYplorer! It's so powerful, with so many options, that I often wonder how everyone remembers a fraction of what's possible. My dream wish is to have the Help file and the contents of this (huge!) forum fed into a LLM that can be queried with a chatbot. Now THAT would be a feature! "Write me a script that ...." !!

[admin]

This forum is great training material and it's public. I haven't checked, but ChatGPT can probably answer all your questions already.

[highend]

Already possible...

Spaces in Perplexity (https://www.perplexity.ai), probably requiring a pro account

Version 01: Uploaded the XY pdf help file and set it to only use this as a reference

Prompt: write a script that selects 10 random files in the current list pane

Script:

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// Select 10 random files in the current list pane
$files = listfiles();
$count = min(10, $files->itemcount);
$selected = array();

while ($selected->itemcount < $count) {
    $randomIndex = random(0, $files->itemcount - 1);
    $randomFile = $files->item($randomIndex);
    if (!$selected->contains($randomFile)) {
        $selected->push($randomFile);
        select $randomFile;
    }
}

Version 02: With the pdf file and the selection of using the internet to search, same prompt

Script:

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// Select 10 random files in the current list pane
$files = get("listfiles");
$count = min(10, $files->length);
$selected = array();

while ($selected->length < $count) {
    $index = random(0, $files->length - 1);
    if (!$selected->contains($index)) {
        $selected->push($index);
        selectitem($files->item($index));
    }
}

Both are just trash...

[zanny]

+1 to this!

I was thinking the same thing. But not only the help files, but something that can scan and reference the entirety of the XYPlorer forums.

Because there are so many great answers there as well.

This would be something that would help all current users and attract new power users.

[admin]

Both are just trash...

The limits of language models. Talk made of talk. No grounding in reality. And can't say "I don't know." Reminds me of politicians.