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I'm a +1 for this one. Citations are one of the key strengths of Perplexity. As @rdiaz02 notes, they have been added to the API recently. > Perplexity has recently...

> Does Perplexity support tool-use/function-calling? No mention of it in the API docs.

Thanks for all that. I have managed to configured gptel the way I like it now (no ChatGPT default backend and models). This does work: ```elisp (setf (gptel-get-backend "ChatGPT") nil)...

> Just checking: Are you on the latest gptel commit? I tested this at this commit https://github.com/karthink/gptel/commit/aa649b013322a62d29e7507e22234f8000c68c48.

As of > d57eb98 master origin/master gptel-transient: Improve parsing of crowdsourced prompts CSV file (#615) This hack works ```elisp (use-package gptel :straight t :bind (:map ctrl-z-map ("g" . gptel-send)) :custom...

> So could you explain what exactly is missing? (If there are minor ergonomic deficiencies with the context buffer, we can address them.) 1) **Collapsible Previews** I find the context...

Thanks I've fleshed out my thinking here: https://github.com/karthink/gptel/issues/475#issuecomment-2495853089

> Question 1: Because users can have lots of links in regular Org buffers, which are almost always intended for purposes other than sending data to the LLM. Understood, but...

More ideas from as an org mode user: further to the :CONTEXT: drawer suggestion to isolate LLM links, perhaps when working in org mode with `gptel-org-set-topic` set, or `gptel-org-branching-context` enabled,...

The more I think about it, I think the link metaphor to embed context in gptel will be a great addition. It's simple, explicit and easily managed. Especially in org...