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Ah, that’s interesting. I’m considering building something similar for our product, and my solution to the schema constraints you mentioned thus far is breaking
by 9dev 1y ago
Ah, that’s interesting. I’m considering building something similar for our product, and my solution to the schema constraints you mentioned thus far is breaking my widgets into blocks as universal as possible, as to still be useful. All of this is just ideas yet mind you, but my thinking was—maybe I can get the model to pick from a range of composable widgets depending on the task that are interoperable?
For a concrete example, think a search result listing that can be broken down into a single result or a matrix to compare results, as well as a filter section. So you could ask for different facets of your current context, to iterate over a search session and interact with the results. Dunno, I’m still researching.
Have you written somewhere about your experience with Phind in this area?
- rushingcreek 1y agoYes! We have a blog post here on how we designed these models and widgets: https://www.phind.com/blog/phind-2-model-creation https://www.phind.com/blog/phind-2-model-creation. Now that models have gotten much more capable, I'd suggest to give the executing model as much freedom with setting (and even determining) the schema as possible.