Dewayne VanHoozer

I think a few of these have already been put in place. For example I'm using ... ```ruby option :debug, aliases: %w[ -d --debug], type: :boolean, default: false ``` amd...

One of the things that I found myself wishing for is some kind of `action` that gets executed when the option is present. As is, those kinds of things have...

Observation: just did some testing under ruby 2.0.0p247 using the :cat and :dog example where the class names/labels are defined as symbols. When the training set is sent to file...

+1 for ActiveRecord - I did something like this a few years ago by dumping the schema definition via rake then doing some text transformations... but It wasn't public; should...

That is a valid simple approach. Now consider what happens when when you `example.txt` prompt had embedded comments not intended for the LLM. For example comments that you want to...

I really think that `mods` can benefit significantly with an integrated prompt library management process. So I created two Ruby gems `prompt_manager` and `aia` The `prompt_manager` provides management of a...

Simplification of the concept seems to be in order. `mods` accepts prompt text from three different routes: piped, as a command line parameter and as an insert via "< file.txt"...

Have not looked at dry-cli since I made this report. I went back to my original test program. Looks like this problem may still exists. I'm running Ruby v3.4.0preview2 with...

I missed that endpoint when I went looking. What I've trying to do is in two parts: 1) simplify configuration knowedge down to just knowing the model name; and 2)...

OpenAI, Anthropic and Mistral are the primary providers that I use. The thing that appeals to me about the OmniAI library is that I can ignore the provider and focus...