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From my reading there's nothing here that's specific to Anthropic, right? Any app like Chatbox, Msty or other could implement their own version of Projects base
by viraptor 2y ago
From my reading there's nothing here that's specific to Anthropic, right? Any app like Chatbox, Msty or other could implement their own version of Projects based on any of the available models. (Maybe even Notion...) The API for creating an assistant with a pre-baked context is also available.
Or did I miss something unique there?
- namanyayg 2y agoI'm currently building an open source interface for LLMs but hadn't heard about Chatbox or Msty, thanks for sharing.
- Terretta 2y agosee also Machato
- tkgally 2y agoNo, I think you’re right. It’s just a matter of convenient tooling. I have been doing similar tasks with ChatGPT and Gemini, but, in the standard web interfaces, I end up uploading the same reference files multiple times and I tend to lose track of previously used prompts and unfinished projects. Anthropic’s Projects should make it easier for me to pursue multiple projects with different contexts at the same time. The fact that Claude 3.5 Sonnet also seems smarter than the other current flagship models makes the Projects feature that much more attractive. Maybe if I were smarter I wouldn’t find much use for Projects.
- amadeuspagel 2y agoThese sort of basic features seem like the hardest thing for AI companies. OpenAI only recently added a way to search all your chats. Gemini still doesn't have that.
- doczoidberg 2y agowhere can I search for a chat in chatgpt? I miss that feature. Can't find it
- DominikPeters 2y agoI think it might only be available in the mac app.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 2y agoWhich is still horrifically slow and unoptimized. I’m not sure why streaming tokens from an api into an electron app is difficult but OpenAI managed to bungle it somehow.
- icpmacdo 2y agoits a native swift app
- SOLAR_FIELDS 2y agoInteresting, and even wilder that it’s buggy like that. I get that desktop apps are probably not OpenAI’s expertise but the app is unfortunately pretty unusable most of the time as of the writing of this comment. You would think for the amount of money they pay their engineers something better would have been released.
- dbmnt 2y agoUnusable in what way? I don't personally find the macOS app to be "unusable" at all. Also, you may be underestimating how buggy Swift and the rest of Apple's stack are. It's hard to get those bugs resolved unless you happen to work at Apple. Thus, a lot of time is spent working around bugs up the stack. So I don't find it surprising that a company moving fast like OpenAI ships _some_ bugs. The mac app just came out this month? Give it time.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 2y agoIf you use the shortcut currently and paste any decent size prompt the app eventually grinds to a halt. Seems like a memory-leak like issue
- concordDance 2y agoAnd Claude's textbook still doesn't respond to the End key last I checked. It's odd that things like that are what they're missing.