Some more complex examples of using OpenAI's "functions" feature to give your chat boxes a bit more agency - by predefining sub-flows that receive and return various kinds of data. Essentially mini-workflows that will be called up under circumstances that you define. More complex Rabbit Remix

Yes, the basic "primitive" building blocks are all falling into place... Simple Eval block flow. Just another puzzle piece. An important lego for building small sub-flows that your assistants & agents can execute via super-prompted "function" calling... 🧩🐇👀#clojure pic.twitter.com/pDLxptLhN9 — Ryan Robitaille (@ryrobes) July

Feature teaser for the next Remix release. Chat and canvas flows with text and prompts are great, but at some point you're going to have to deal with structured and nested data... I always end up building some kind of canvas map puller/pusher. It just make sense

Teaser to the next release of Remix (hopefully this week, I fell behind). OpenAI released a cool feature that can be used instead of super-prompting to coax a chat agent to send the proper data to be handled for functions. I was already doing this, but through a layer of

The more I use it, the more I think that a "talking and listening" canvas is 100% the way forward with this kind of interface. It just "feels" so much more natural. Choosing what blocks can speak to you with a "speak" block -

Hey, if we're going down this road of canvas assistants calling other canvas assistants and having an entire ecosystem of "end-user assistance" at your fingertips - might as well have fun with it, right? 0:00/1× Longer video available on my Twitter feed. This is

Larger post coming on this when the binary gets released, but I thought that it was worth a quick dev video. Voice is most certainly a better interface for a system like this - keeps your hands free to move along with other canvas activities. 0:00/1×

New version posted on the Downloads page, no longer just an HTML5 bundle, it's a JAR file now since I've added server components (shell access). Added inline docs for Rabbit Remix's "canvas triggers" that allow building of super-prompts to manipulate the canvas,

Been experimenting with allowing GPT to control the canvas more by prompting it to execute basic canvas functions. Still a very early work in progress, but check out the video in the tweet below and the example starter flow if you want to try it yourself (features are live)! In

Give it a try yourself with my simple sample flow about wolf populations. https://app.rabbitremix.com/#/90fdf76938d74220dc0a62cf04ecdbe4 Ask GPT for a vega-lite spec, (wrapped in 3 backticks so it's identified as code) and if it's valid, Rabbit will render it in-line in the chat (as

Last one of this series. Flow based image creation, editing, masking, variant laddering, etc. Rabbit Remix Overview videos. 3/3 🧵 3 - Image generation, image editing with masks, laddering out a sequence of "image-gen exploration". If you've seen the first two videos, this should help cement

Part 2 - All about how text remixing and chat blocks can work together - with and without added chat conversational context "priming". Rabbit Remix Overview videos. 2/3 🧵 2 - Text remixing and Chat blocks. Both standalone and contextual / context-chaining. Priming super-prompt chats and chaining off of

Release should be in a week or so - I wanted to start showing the platform off from head to toe instead of these slow-drip snippets in a vacuum. Part 1 of 3. Rabbit Remix Overview videos. 1/3 🧵 With v0.1 was coming out this week I wanted a

Small addition to the flow builder - the ability to create a mask from a generated image and then feed it back to another prompt block to get Edits. Check out the video on it. Rabbit Remix weekend update! Didn't plan on adding image masking - but it

Sometimes it's a pain for people to consume your flow using just zoom and pan - there should be an area to compose together any notable pieces together. Ok, great - you've chained together GPT prompts & re-mixed text to write about wolves in North America.

I had to also add the flipping, c'mon now. Today's Rabbit Remix experiment - A simple timer and a "factory" for spawning new canvas blocks when it receives data. "For each" is next... 👀🐇 pic.twitter.com/5QeqcGuwyD — Ryan Robitaille (@ryrobes) April 16,

I love flow based box/node and line systems - but complex logic can sometimes get a bit "verbose" in a visually busy way. This still is a great way to convey flow of data and process, but sometimes you want to hide portions of the flow map

One of the interesting thresholds that has been holding back "end user computing" from being widely adopted (beyond the usual suspects like Excel) - has always been, well, programming itself. Even the mere specter of programming is enough to turn people away. Tool builders need to realize that

As an aside, New England is beautiful. In real life and in the AI hive-mind-media matrix (apparently). More ChatGPT Flow UI - 2 kinds of passing.. - "lateral" (L->R) which is chunks of text to and from whatever. - "cascading" (U->D) which