AI Artifact User storage

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In December, we announced support for Web Artifacts :confetti_ball:

In the intervening months, LLMs have gotten even more powerful.

I am very happy to announce AI Artifact storage.

The following is a short survey that was generated entirely in a Discourse Artifact using user storage. Let us know how you are feeling about AI!

Read more about it at:

This is an opening move, and I can see this system growing and enabling all sorts of extremely cool uses to help empower communities:

  • Surveys
  • Games
  • Sophisticated polls
  • and more…
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I’ve made a demo artifact to exercise the user storage and demonstrate what is possible with it, please give it a try.

Click here to see how it was built.

PS: Use a gamepad :video_game: to play if you want a high score

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Suggestion:

At the end of a prompt consider adding

ask questions as needed

While the AI will often ask several questions, I find that the questions are valid and in taking the time to answer them, it does make for a much better result. Even at the end of the answers to the questions again add ask questions as needed. This sometimes goes for a few rounds but in the end 5 minutes of added Q&A saves about 20 or minutes of multiple round trips. :slightly_smiling_face:

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What is user storage? Is it like data linked to a visitor’s session?

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Linked the user id, not to user session - shared on all user sessions

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This is pretty cool, I initially ignored the topic because I saw “ai” in the title (nothing personal with discourse i’m just tired of AI being in everything that it doesn’t need to be lately) but this is actually a nice feature. However, why is it locked behind only AI? This seems like it could be a lot more powerful if anybody could create these artifacts.