Plugin Seems to Ignore Input and Return Demo Data?

[mike-lu]

The current version of the plugin seems to not take in any input. See screen recording below for some notes I took on an article about the current state of the tech industry. When I asked the plugin to summarize, I got three entirely different summaries each time I asked it to regenerate:

1. Technology and internet in the classroom
2. The benefits of owning a pet
3. The history of photographic film.

I know GPT can be occasionally bewildering, but this seems like it's getting input from something else entirely.

Thanks!

[briansunter]

Hey @mike-lu when using the built-in commands make sure your cursor is inside the block you want to use as input.

I just made an issue here to make this less error-prone, https://github.com/briansunter/logseq-plugin-gpt3-openai/issues/81

Basically, I'll update the plugin to make sure you have a block selected before showing the built in commands like summarize. I'll also try to make this clearer in the README.

Let me know if that works. Really appreciate the feedback!

[mike-lu]

Thanks for the quick response! I have it working now for summaries of a singular block. What is the intended way to use a set of blocks, such as the whole hierarchy of a master heading, as the input? When I select multiple blocks and then do cmd-G, the output becomes bewildering again. :)

[briansunter]

I'm working on the multi select block feature now and it will be the next feature I release. Probably at some point this week. https://github.com/briansunter/logseq-plugin-gpt3-openai/issues/41

[mike-lu]

Ah ha! Thanks!

[briansunter]

You can select multiple blocks now