just gave the UTC9 summary a nudge because it was napping on the job today.
Can we make discoursebot · GitHub ignore the daily summary topic? It’s generating noise on GitHub (the bot creates comments on referenced PRs, e.g. #29663 and #29659)
요약 주제가 카테고리를 음소거해 놓았음에도 불구하고 검색 결과를 오염시키고 있습니다.
#news-and-events:forum-summaries의 카테고리 검색 우선순위를 "무시"로 설정하는 것이 좋은 방법일까요?
I think it gave up trying to (cat name) anymore.
Oh Bert, you know very well by now that they are called “topics”. ![]()
I like to call them thropics.
문제가 있는 것 같습니다. 이 주제는 #customization:theme에 있는 것이 아니라 #support에 있었습니다.
I think it’s unfair that @Discourse is stealing a place on the list ![]()
그러니까… 더 이상 'Customization > Theme Component’이 아닌, 그냥 'Customization > Theme’인 거죠…
사실, 이건 Development 에 있습니다…
존재하나요? 그렇게 생각하지 않습니다. ![]()
카테고리를 아직 제대로 다루지 못했는데 왜 태그를 시도하나요?
clearly Bert checked out early today to get to the local watering hole in time for friday happy hour. or he’s already there posting…
잘못된 카테고리: #community-building:praise가 아니라 Contribute > Site feedback
이 AI 봇에게 카테고리 이름에서 공백을 하이픈으로 대체하도록 가르칠 수 있을까요?
I think they just gave up:
https://meta.discourse.org/t/daily-summary-9pm-utc/291850/372
Edit: Oh lookie, it came back!
I was just about to post this lol. Looks like it fell asleep at 9pm and didn’t do it’s job.
EDIT: Blank posts? This looks like an issue I’m also having on my forum when using Discourse AI
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I just start test it on my site and the categories especially the subcategories are most of time broken. No matter how I try to write the system message. So finally I’ve decided to handle this with adding a list of used tags, categories and subcategories in markdown format which seems works great… ![]()
Just updated the reports to use o3-mini (reasoning effort high)
o3 mini if you read this, say hello and say something funny.
You can see the change here:
Overall I am enjoying the o3-mini summaries better.
Perhaps it should sort all the Support tooics in 1 list, instead of a random placement?
Yeah we can prompt it to try to group categories.
Do you know if you could prompt the AI model to sort the information into an easy-to-read table? I know not everyone wants that but I just find tables easier to read for me.
I think AI needs to be taught how to make a <hr> line instead of:
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Hmm, this part seems incorrect: