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(require 'gptel-got)
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(mapcar (lambda (tool) (cl-pushnew tool gptel-tools)) gptel-got)
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#+end_src
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** Configuration:
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*** Variables
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| Default | Variable name | Type | Description |
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| '() | gptel-got-skip-heading-extraction | list | ~org-extract-headings~ will skip buffer names matching strings in this list |
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| 40000 | gptel-got-result-limit | number | *[Required!]* If tool output > result-limit, instructs the LLM to try something else. |
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| t | gptel-got-timestamp-toggle | bool | If ~t~, string =#+current_time:= append current date to it. |
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** Code
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*** Preamble
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:PROPERTIES:
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#+end_src
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**** result-limit
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When in local use, with a large dataset, a lot of the commands which return entire org-mode entries... end up grabbing way, way too much text.
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The stop-gap solution is to implement a hard limit on the amount of text a tool can return.
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I don't think there's much reason to ever allow partial results, which led me to this:
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This stop-gap solution puts a hard limit on tool result length to prevent context overflow. Applied to a number of tools.
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#+begin_src elisp :results none
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(defvar gptel-got-result-limit 40000)
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#+end_src
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Use ~setq~ in your configuration, e.g.:
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#+begin_src elisp :tangle no :results none
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(setq gptel-got-result-limit 40000)
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#+end_src
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This will *prevent* tools from returning results longer than 40,000 characters. Instead, the LLM will receive a message saying it should be much more specific in its queries, which will hopefully guide it to be more specific.
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By default the limit is 40k, as that's just over the longest months I've kept my journal through.
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The functionality for withholding results is only applied to select functions that are known to cause issues.
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*** Helper Functions
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These abstract away some of the tool definitions. They're called from each function, depending on their intended output.
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