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Not OP, but I think he literally supplies the "vanilla" .md file to the LLM and prompts.
by barrenko 1y ago
Not OP, but I think he literally supplies the "vanilla" .md file to the LLM and prompts.
- dvrp 1y agoYes! This in essence. Specifically, it’s a file that contains a list of Entity-Attribute-Value assertions in triplets. It’s called “FACTS.md” and each line represents a fact. Such as “<OP>, PASSPORT_NUMBER, <VALUE>” Then put it in context, ask question, and then use Telegram API and suddenly I have a “Private ChatGPT” that’s aware of my filesystem, can run my own binaries/tools, and has access to a private document store. It gets cool once you add function calling to open images on demand (or any type of file) with vision capabilities/OCR and you start running shell commands and combining that with many media types from Telegram. Funny enough, I called the project “COO” initially. Been thinking of writing up something about it. I think it’s a no brainer and I’m confident OpenAI, Claude, and Notion will go there. In the meantime, I have good-ol’ vi, .md/.txt, and HTTP/SMTP!
- unshavedyak 1y agoI really miss the ease of Telegram bots. It's so fun to write stuff like this.
- badmonster 1y agoThis is such a cool idea, would love to hack a project sometime with multi-media types and map to knowledge graphs and feed that to agents :)
- hailruda 1y agoI’d appreciate a writeup! I’d like to implement this myself, maybe add reminders.