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Made description and title abstract

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Thorsten Sommer 2024-07-14 18:49:57 +02:00
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2 changed files with 13 additions and 15 deletions
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app/MindWork AI Studio/Components/AssistantBase.razor.cs
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@ -17,9 +17,9 @@ public abstract partial class AssistantBase : ComponentBase
[Inject]
protected Random RNG { get; set; } = null!;
protected string Title { get; init; } = string.Empty;
protected abstract string Title { get; }
protected string Description { get; init; } = string.Empty;
protected abstract string Description { get; }
protected abstract string SystemPrompt { get; }

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app/MindWork AI Studio/Components/Pages/IconFinder/AssistantIconFinder.razor.cs
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@ -7,19 +7,17 @@ public partial class AssistantIconFinder : AssistantBaseCore
private string inputContext = string.Empty;
private IconSources selectedIconSource;
public AssistantIconFinder()
{
this.Title = "Icon Finder";
this.Description =
"""
Finding the right icon for a context, such as for a piece of text, is not easy. The first challenge:
You need to extract a concept from your context, such as from a text. Let's take an example where
your text contains statements about multiple departments. The sought-after concept could be "departments."
The next challenge is that we need to anticipate the bias of the icon designers: under the search term
"departments," there may be no relevant icons or only unsuitable ones. Depending on the icon source,
it might be more effective to search for "buildings," for instance. LLMs assist you with both steps.
""";
}
protected override string Title => "Icon Finder";
protected override string Description =>
"""
Finding the right icon for a context, such as for a piece of text, is not easy. The first challenge:
You need to extract a concept from your context, such as from a text. Let's take an example where
your text contains statements about multiple departments. The sought-after concept could be "departments."
The next challenge is that we need to anticipate the bias of the icon designers: under the search term
"departments," there may be no relevant icons or only unsuitable ones. Depending on the icon source,
it might be more effective to search for "buildings," for instance. LLMs assist you with both steps.
""";
private string? ValidatingContext(string context)
{