Chat prompt tweaks

Author: wch

assistant-prompts/python_chat.md

@@ -23,6 +23,8 @@ Note that for Chat applications, you should use Shiny Express syntax by default.
 
 Pay very close attention to the chatlas documentation and Shiny example in it. Where there are differences between the chatlas API and the regular Shiny chat API, use the chatlas API instead, from that example.
 
+If someone asks for a Chat application, use an OpenAI's gpt-4o (not gpt-4, but gpt-4o) model by default.
+
 This is the Shiny Chat documentation:
 
 {{ @includeFile("python_chat_genai_chatbots.md", it)/}}

assistant-prompts/python_chat_genai_chatbots.md

@@ -229,77 +229,6 @@ async def stream_generator(user_input):
 As we'll see later, there a couple other ways to append messages to the chat, like `chat.append_message()` and `with chat.message_stream_context()`.
 --->
 
-## Bookmark messages
-
-When a Shiny app reloads, the app returns to it's original state, unless the URL includes [bookmarked](../api/express/session.Session.qmd) state.[^1]
-Automatically updating the URL to include a bookmark of the chat state is a great way to help users return to their work if they accidentally refresh the page or unexpectedly lose their connection.
-
-Adding bookmark support to an app generally requires some extra effort.
-At the very least, Shiny needs to know where and when to save state, and in some cases, how to save/restore it as well.[^2]
-The `.enable_bookmarking()` method makes this all a bit easier for bookmarking both the `chat` and `chat_client` instances.
-
-::: {.panel-tabset .panel-pills}
-
-### Express
-
-```python
-from chatlas import ChatOllama
-from shiny.express import ui
-
-chat_client = ChatOllama(model="llama3.2")
-
-chat = ui.Chat(id="chat")
-chat.ui(messages=["Welcome!"])
-
-chat.enable_bookmarking(
-    chat_client,
-    bookmark_store="url", # or "server"
-    bookmark_on="response", # or None
-)
-```
-
-### Core
-
-```python
-from chatlas import ChatOllama
-from shiny import ui, App
-
-app_ui = ui.page_fixed(
-    ui.chat_ui(id="chat", messages=["Welcome!"])
-)
-
-def server(input):
-    chat_client = ChatOllama(model="llama3.2")
-    chat = ui.Chat(id="chat")
-
-    chat.enable_bookmarking(
-        chat_client,
-        bookmark_on="response", # or None
-    )
-
-app = App(app_ui, server, bookmark_store="url")
-```
-
-:::
-
-Adding this `.enable_bookmarking()` call handles the where, when, and how of bookmarking chat state:
-
-1. Where (`store`)
-    - `"url"` store the state in the URL.
-    - `"server"` store the state on the server. Consider this over `"url"` if you want to support a large amount of state, or have other bookmark state that can't be serialized to JSON.
-2. When (`bookmark_on`)
-    - `"response"`: triggers a bookmark when an `"assistant"` response is appended.
-    - `None`: don't trigger a bookmark. This assumes you'll be triggering bookmarks through other means (e.g., a button).
-3. How is handled automatically by registering the relevant `on_bookmark` and `on_restore` callbacks.
-
-
-Also note that when `.enable_bookmarking()` triggers a bookmark for you, it'll also update the URL query string to include the bookmark state.
-This way, when the user unexpectedly loses connection, they can load the current URL to restore the chat state, or go back to the original URL to start over.
-
-[^1]: This can be especially frustrating behavior since hosted apps, by default, will close a idle session after a certain ([configurable](https://docs.posit.co/shinyapps.io/guide/applications/#advanced-settings)) amount of time.
-
-[^2]: When server-side state can't be fully determined by the UI's `input` values alone, you'll need to register `on_bookmark` and `on_restore` callbacks to save and restore that server-state.
-
 ## Layout
 
 ### Fill

assistant-prompts/python_chat_shiny_examples.md

@@ -157,9 +157,6 @@ ui.page_opts(
 chat = ui.Chat(id="chat")
 chat.ui()
 
-# Store chat state in the url when an "assistant" response occurs
-chat.enable_bookmarking(chat_client, bookmark_store="url")
-
 
 # Define a callback to run when the user submits a message
 @chat.on_user_submit
@@ -240,9 +237,6 @@ chat = ui.Chat(
 )
 chat.ui()
 
-# Store chat state in the url when an "assistant" response occurs
-chat.enable_bookmarking(chat_client, bookmark_store="url")
-
 
 # Define a callback to run when the user submits a message
 @chat.on_user_submit
@@ -323,9 +317,6 @@ chat = ui.Chat(
 )
 chat.ui()
 
-# Store chat state in the url when an "assistant" response occurs
-chat.enable_bookmarking(chat_client, bookmark_store="url")
-
 
 # Generate a response when the user submits a message
 @chat.on_user_submit
@@ -403,9 +394,6 @@ ui.page_opts(
 chat = ui.Chat(id="chat")
 chat.ui()
 
-# Store chat state in the url when an "assistant" response occurs
-chat.enable_bookmarking(chat_client, bookmark_store="url")
-
 
 # Generate a response when the user submits a message
 @chat.on_user_submit
@@ -487,9 +475,6 @@ chat = ui.Chat(
 )
 chat.ui()
 
-# Store chat state in the url when an "assistant" response occurs
-chat.enable_bookmarking(chat_client, bookmark_store="url")
-
 
 # Define a callback to run when the user submits a message
 @chat.on_user_submit
@@ -537,9 +522,6 @@ chat = ui.Chat(
 )
 chat.ui()
 
-# Store chat state in the url when an "assistant" response occurs
-chat.enable_bookmarking(chat_client, bookmark_store="url")
-
 
 # Generate a response when the user submits a message
 @chat.on_user_submit
@@ -619,9 +601,6 @@ chat = ui.Chat(
 )
 chat.ui()
 
-# Store chat state in the url when an "assistant" response occurs
-chat.enable_bookmarking(chat_client, bookmark_store="url")
-
 
 # Generate a response when the user submits a message
 @chat.on_user_submit

assistant-prompts/r_chat.md

@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ OPENAI_API_KEY=XXXXXXXXXXX
 ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=XXXXXXXXXXX
 ```
 
+If someone asks for a Chat application, use an OpenAI's gpt-4o (not gpt-4, but gpt-4o) model by default.
+
 {{ @includeFile("r_chat_shinychat.md", it)/}}
 
 {{ @includeFile("r_chat_ellmer.md", it)/}}