A plugin for Gemini AI assisted note taking in Logseq. Uses Gemini API `gemini-1.5-flash` model by default.
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To bring up the gpt popup, use the keyboard shortcut cmd+g, or select gpt from the block or slash menu.
If you are currently in a block, the plugin will use the text in the block as input to the prompt.
You can click and drag or shift+click to select multiple blocks to use as input to the prompt.
If you are not in a block, the plugin won't add any additional input text to your prompt, and will append the results of the prompt to the bottom of the page.
After selecting the prompt and generating a response, a preview of the response will be shown in the popup. You can click the Insert button or press the enter key to insert the response into the page.
You can also click the Replace button to replace the selected block with the response.
If you don't like the response, you can click the Regenerate button to generate a new response.
After you open the popup, you can write any text you want to use as the prompt.
For example you can write create flashcards based on the following text: and the plugin will generate flashcards for you to study:
There are a number of built in prompt templates that you can use to generate text. These are useful for generating outlines, summaries, and other tasks.
You can also create your own custom prompt templates.
To do this, you create a block with the prompt-template:: property. The template will be added to the list of templates in the gpt popup.
The prompt-template:: property is the name of the prompt template.
In a block nested underneath the template block, create a code block in triple backticks with the language set to prompt. The text in the code block will be used as the prompt. Make sure the code block is in its own block indented underneath the template block.
For example, you can create a template like this:
- # Student Teacher Dialog prompt-template:: Student Teacher Dialog - ```prompt Rewrite text as a dialog between a teacher and a student: ```
To replace the selected block with the generated text, click the Replace button.
If you don't like the output of the prompt, you can click the Regenerate button to generate a new response. Sometimes the first response is not the best, but the second or third response can be better.
Type /gpt-block in a block or select gpt-block from the block menu.
gpt-block will send the block to OpenAI's GPT-3 API and append the response underneath the block.
Type /gpt-page in a block or select gpt-page from the block menu.
gpt-page will send the entire page to OpenAI's GPT-3 API and append the response to the bottom of the page.
You can click and drag or shift+click to select multiple blocks to use as input to the prompt.
You can adjust the chatPrompt setting to adjust how ChatGPT should respond to your input. By default, the setting is set to Do not refer to yourself in your answers. Do not say as an AI language model... to prevent the model from including unnecessary text in the response.
You can add guidance such as "respond in chinese" or "respond in spanish" to the prompt to get the model to respond in a different language.
logseq-plugin-gpt3-openai allows users to generate human-like text using GPT-3 within the LogSeq editor.
Write a GPT-3 command in a block, then run the open /gpt command via the slash or block menu. The plugin will generate a GPT-3 response using the OpenAI API and insert it below. It removes leading and trailing whitespace from the prompt.
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You need to get a gemini API Key here and add the key in the plugin settings.
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The default model is
gemini-1.5-flashbut you can change it to any other one if you prefer. See the Gemini page for available models. -
Download the plugin in the Logseq marketplace by searching for
gptorgemini.
GPT-3 has limitations. It sometimes produces output that is subtly wrong or misleading. Don't rely on its output without verifying it yourself. Use it with caution.
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Generate code to do a given task
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Correct grammar
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Translate into other languages
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Classification and keyword tagging of text
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Generate lists of given topics
List 10 top selling science fiction books
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Write about a given topic
Write a tagline for an ice cream shop.
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Answer Questions
Q: How does a telescope work?
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Open the developer tools (Menu -> View -> Toggle Developer tools)
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Check the console logs for error messages.
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See if you can figure out the error on your own. Maybe you had a network issue if it says something like "timed out." Sometimes the OpenAI API has issues. You also have a limited number of tokens, so you may run out and need to refill.
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If you can't figure it out based on the error message and it doesn't go away. Make an issue on GitHub.
pnpm install
pnpm run build
This enables the local dev server with hot reloading, via the logseq vite plugin.
pnpm install
pnpm run dev
First run pnpm i and pnpm run build
Open LogSeq
Go to Settings > Turn on Developer Mode
This will bring up the "Plugins" entry in three dots more menu list on the top right of the header bar. Go to Plugins page, and you will get a button with the Load unpacked plugin label. Select the root folder of this plugin repo.
Creates a build using semantic release when a commit is pushed with a smart commit message.
- LogSeq - Privacy-first, open-source knowledge base that works on top of local plain-text Markdown and Org-mode files.
- Vite - Next Generation Frontend Tooling
Do you have a bug or idea? I would love to hear from you! Open a GitHub issue here.
PRs welcome. Open an issue to discuss first if possible.
- @nicklewanowicz - Author
- This is a fork of Brian Sunters work integrating logseq with gpt here. I didnt even change any of the commands just piped it into Gemini. He is the true hero