[Feature request]: Select output language

[oldlastman]

What do you need?

May be it could posible to select the output language thought a environment variable or the initial setup then in all patterns must use that language to build the AI output at least openai/gpt works pretty well on a large amount of languages thanks for your work

[Toasterme]

+1 how can i change the language for me to use with my llm witch already support more language than english

[devalnor]

+1

[KTMarc]

+1

[iurisouz4]

+1

[chinkan]

+1

[dennis605]

+1

[ULTUX]

I believe the implementation would not be that hard, you could just append:

Output your response in XYZ language.

at the end of a pattern prompt.

[ghdoergeloh]

workaround: yt ... | fabric -p summarize | fabric -s -p german just add a simple pattern: cat "translate to german" > ~/.config/pattern/german/system.md

[xssdoctor]

a bettter way to do this is to use contexts. create a context called german in the ~/.config/fabric/contexts folder and put in there "please translate everything to german" then you can do yt .. | fabric -p summarize --context german

[hhankj2u]

-g, --language=            Specify the Language Code for the chat, e.g. -g=en -g=zh

These features are already mentioned in the docs. You can set the output language with -g

[sdnnvs]

-g, --language=            Specify the Language Code for the chat, e.g. -g=en -g=zh

These features are already mentioned in the docs. You can set the output language with -g

It doesn't seem to be working. The same happens with the pattern "translate". It doesn't work.

[RoeslerM]

I finally migrated from the python version to the go version and just doublechecked: the "-g=de" does generate German output. it definitively work right now with the latest OSX binaries of fabric.

I remember that -c in the past lead to reading "context.md" and I have my "reply in German" there, but that somewhen has changed (unfortunately I missed the announcement of that change).