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As described in the documentation, gptel allows to customize prompts by setting the variables I would like to have a dynamic response-prompt (containing the Is that already doable to assign functions to those two prompt-settings mentioned above and I did something wrong or would that be a new feature? |
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It would be a new feature. It also wouldn't work well as the prompts have to be stripped from the payload when sending queries. If the prompts are dynamic, what it returns at query-send time might be different from the prompt string that is in the buffer. However: almost anything you want is possible with gptel, you may just need to use a lower level interface. See #540 (and this comment in particular) to do what you want with the prefixes. |
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Thank you for that answer. Its good that I asked and did not just use the two hooks. So dynamic prompts would have an negative impact as they currently can not get filtered out cleanly by gptel. The watermarking is a solution if you use org-mode headers and properties (which I don't because I use I think that the value that a more complex configuration has here is not worth the benefit. That would be different if gptel supported that natively. Personally I will now stay with a static prompt and leave this discussion open in case someone else wants to ask for this feature. |
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It would be a new feature. It also wouldn't work well as the prompts have to be stripped from the payload when sending queries. If the prompts are dynamic, what it returns at query-send time might be different from the prompt string that is in the buffer.
However: almost anything you want is possible with gptel, you may just need to use a lower level interface. See #540 (and this comment in particular) to do what you want with the prefixes.