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> you can click regenerate on R3 and it will only regenerate O3, keeping R4 and all subsequent messages intact. What's a use case for this? I'm trying to imagi
by NitpickLawyer 10mo ago
> you can click regenerate on R3 and it will only regenerate O3, keeping R4 and all subsequent messages intact.
What's a use case for this? I'm trying to imagine why you'd want that, but I can't see it. Is it for the horny people? If you're trying to do anything useful, having messages edited should re-generate the following conversation as well (tool calls, etc).
- badsectoracula 10mo agoImagine in R2 you ask it to write a pong game in C using SDL, in R3 you ask it to write a CMakefile, in R4 you ask it to make the paddles red and green but then around R6 you want to modify the structure and you realize what a catastrophic mistake on your sanity cmake was, so you ask it to use premake for R3 instead so that R6 will only show how to update the premake file for that, wiping clean the existence of cmake (from the discussion and your project).
- hiddenseal 10mo agoin R3 you ask to implement feature 1, then you move on to building stuff on top, you request feature 2 in R4 and after looking at O4 you see that there was an unintended consequence of a particular design choice in O3, so you can go back, update prompt R3, regenerate O3, and have your detailed prompt R4 remain in place.