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Wait so you’ve gotten GPT 4 to successfully write TipTap extensions for you? Are you using Copilot or the ChatGPT app?

• tmikaeld 3y ago
  Not only writing, extending and figuring out quite complicated usage based on the API documentation. I'll open source some of them in the near future. I'm using ChatGPT Plus with GPT-4, that gave the best results. Also worked via API key and custom prompts.
  • theaussiestew 3y ago
    Have you tried Bing? I’m also building a TipTap based app so hearing this is quite eye opening, I didn’t think LLMs were up to doing this kind of specialised library usage. Got any examples you could share?
    • tmikaeld 3y ago
      If you mean Bard, it's not available in the EU so I can't. Of course, this one is almost fully authored by GPT-4: https://hastebin.com/share/juqogogari.typescript https://hastebin.com/share/juqogogari.typescript We also made extensions for: font-weight font-size font-family tailwind-manage With different use-cases, the most interesting one is tailwind manager, which manages classes for different usage. Tiptap is excellent when building a headless site-builder.
      • theaussiestew 3y ago
        Impressive, this'll cut down on my work a lot. When I say Bing, I meant Bing AI which also uses GPT-4. Can you share some of the prompts you've been using? I'm assuming you don't need to paste in context around the library, you simply ask it to use TipTap and it'll do that?
        • tmikaeld 3y ago
          Yeah I won't be using Edge just to use AI. It takes a bit of back-and-forth, just be clear about which version of tiptap it should write extensions for, the new v2 is very different from v1 and since the cutoff is 2021, it's missing a bit of information. But in general, it knows the public api very well, so markers and dom works great!
          • theaussiestew 3y ago
            Very impressive, hearing this just made my job much easier.