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   by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

   A few days later, seems apple has begun locking down iMessage further
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   by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

   Thank you!
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   by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

   Latency is actually very low as-is, with GPT-4-Turbo! But other than that, yes, we do have plans - using real-time RAG. I carried out some research with incredibly promising results https://ai88.substack.com/p/rag-vs-co
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   by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

   Thanks!
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   by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

   Very interesting use-case! With a creative project, if the AI can predict what you say next, then it's not creative enough!
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   by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

   (also, I know that wasn't your core concern, but we are planning to build SDKs for other frontends in the not too distant future!).
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   by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! I'll update the docs.
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   by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

   It's a fair point. Remains to be seen if it'll become a common word, or Microsoft-associated.
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   by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

   I responded to a sibling comment of yours about the chat aspect (TL;DR: our key objective is very far from human customer support - more similar to "chat with your codebase" if you use e.g. Cursor IDE). But I think you do bring an
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Obviously we'll let customers decide how to deploy this tech, but our vision is less about "chat with AI customer support", and more "tap into intelligence to help you achieve your task". I personally fell in love w
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Great minds think alike! Our `useMakeCopilotActionable` is similar to your `useBeakFunction` and `useMakeCopilotReadable` is analogous to your `useBeakInfo`. I don't know how much farther you're planning to take things or if it&#x
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    CopilotKit itself is open-source, and supports assistants API + langchain :) https://github.com/CopilotKit/CopilotKit
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    It's a fair point :) AI Copilot started out synonymous with code completion, it still means that for many. Our bet was this meaning would broaden with time.
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Yes, exactly. And thanks for the kind words!
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Good question! No, we actually don't even offer our own endpoints for inference yet, precisely because of the data concerns you site. Right now it's self-host only, but it's very very easy to self-host, and we'll keep
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Correct. The default backend implementation uses OpenAI, but you can use any LLM pretty easily.
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Correct, Copilot here stands for AI "second brain" that "co-pilots" the app alongside the user. (the abstract idea behind GitHub Copilot).
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    I didn't know ChatGPT + Edge did that, pretty cool! And yes, with CopilotKit you can implement the same to any text area in any app, that would work on any browser (+ other key features). I can tell you that CopilotTextarea works very,
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Yeah, I hope that doesn't happen. That said the concept of a copilot is pretty generic, so hopefully we can peacefully coexist. They've doubled down on the Copilot naming after the project was well underway, and I don't reall
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Thank you!
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    We're starting with react web, planning to expand from there to other surfaces, including React Native. I suspect the gap from the current version, to React Native support is rather small. It's open-source, so feel free to open an
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Thanks! And Pretty much! You have to wrap the app (or the part you want copilot in) with a <CopilotProvider /> - this is UI-agnostic, business logic only. Then there are a few customizable UI providers you can use, or you can jus
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Thanks for the pointer, fixed!
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    Show HN: CopilotKit- Build in-app AI chatbots and AI-powered textareas(github.com)

    197 points by swiftlyTyped 3y ago|67 comments
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Open-Source (MIT). If you'd like to contribute to the repo, or to the open copilot protocol, please join the GitHub/Discord!
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Makes me wonder if there are real (text) use-cases for the mega context windows we've been seeing.
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Usually these types of articles are total nonsense, but this is legit. A very cool result! It'd be interesting to see how many other systems can be approximated by the system they've solved for (without incurring an exponential pe
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    I love clojure, but over time I've learned the painful lesson that at the end of the day, for complex modern applications, the ecosystem is all. That said Clojure ecosystem isn't too bad
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    Been working on an open-source platform for building copilot experiences into applications.
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    by swiftlyTyped 3y ago

    It'd be interesting to test and find out. As the article shows, there is some evidence that OpenAI may be using a new embeddings model under the hood of assistants retrieval. If they are, and if it's substantially better than the