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@jwr > BTW, "Ediff previous" still has some rough edges (sometimes gives me "Marker does not point anywhere", and when I quit ediff it tries to kill the buffer, but...

> I would also like to add that forcing the user to send a prompt when they might not have written a prompt @tusharhero I don't follow, why do you...

> You hit enter, now it sends the prompt, and you now have to stop the request using gptel-abort, Just quit the menu instead? You can quit with `C-g` (always)...

`gptel-send` will always insert the response below the prompt, it's like the "send" button in a messaging application. For all alternate behavior, you have to use the transient menu.

@tusharhero IIUC, you want to use gptel-send quite differently from how it's intended. You'd like to 1. Set gptel's options from the transient menu, and "confirm" your choices by pressing...

> 1. Set gptel's options from the transient menu, and "confirm" your choices by > pressing return. > 2. Call `gptel-send` to send a query with these options applied. >...

> I made all the model and request parameters (backend, model, system message, temperature, max tokens etc) global variables by default, so your needs are met. It also saves me...

> Surprisingly, I find myself going to the web versions of ChatGPT and Anthropic developer console quite often. That's because they impose a minimal cognitive load: they are simple and...

> Here is an example. I am looking at my `*scratch*` buffer, where I've had some > exchanges already. The point is at the end, there is no region: >...

Here are the results of profiling with `elp`. Everything is slightly slower because of the instrumentation, but here it appears that `org-hugo-get-preprocessed-buffer` takes up more than half the time --...