Implement Activity Check to Prevent Runaway GPT Queries

[delattre1]

To avoid unnecessary processing and potential costs associated with excessive GPT queries, introduce an activity check mechanism. This would involve prompting the user with an "Are you still here?" message after 6 to 9 queries derived from a unique screenshot. If the user does not respond, ShellBuddy should temporarily suspend further queries until user interaction is detected.

[delattre1]

Currently, when a change is detected in the terminal's text content, two prompts are triggered:

Based on raw local OCR and GPT-4, generating one suggestion. Based on GPT Vision OCR and GPT-4, generating another suggestion. Thus, each change in the terminal triggers two suggestions.

The next feature I plan to implement involves the following steps: After the initial two suggestions are generated, the system will continue to create suggestions until a set limit is reached. Each time a new suggestion is requested, the current ones will be evaluated to see if they still make sense or if GPT has a better solution.

Additionally, deduplicate suggestions in ShellBuddy to display only unique suggestions

[delattre1]

Additional Task to Implement:

Currently, the app creates only one session (thread) during startup. I still need to implement the functionality to create one thread per terminal window opened. As of now, it's limited to just one thread regardless of the number of terminals opened.

[delattre1]

Now, after the initial two suggestions are provided, additional suggestions are generated and displayed on the screen. As soon as one suggestion is ready, the next one is generated.

Yet to implement:

• Add a button to inform users when the suggestion limit has been reached, allowing them to request more suggestions if needed.
• Implement individual threadIDs for each open terminal to streamline processing and improve efficiency.

[delattre1]

Currently, it only generates 4 suggestions until the terminal content changes. Individual thread IDs are working.