> And that API magically comes form where? HomeAssistant, or any number of other providers. Do you think this part is somehow difficult? > you had to pre-pro

> And that API magically comes form where? HomeAssistant, or any number of other providers. Do you think this part is somehow difficult? > you had to pre-program Chat GPT to act as a home assistant That is what we call "a prompt". It is a well-known technique. I am surprised that this should look strange to you. > you had to provide it with specific context and specific phrasing for it That is what we call "a prompt". It is a well-known technique. I am surprised that this should look strange to you. > it still failed, asked for clarification, and only then responded You have misunderstood. In its list of actions to take, the first and only response it gave, the first thing it said it would do in context is ask for clarification as to why I was finding it hard to read. That seems entirely reasonable to me. Does it not to you? > And now you have to this song and dance every time you want to coax GPT into doing what you need (and that's what RestGPT does). So what? It's not something the person sat in the dark ever has to care about.