It would be nice on Ask discourse to be able to delete and/or archive conversations. My chat history is already a bit bloated and it’s hard to keep track. So some housekeeping features would be nice ![]()
Other than that, amazing feature, guys!!! ![]()
It would be nice on Ask discourse to be able to delete and/or archive conversations. My chat history is already a bit bloated and it’s hard to keep track. So some housekeeping features would be nice ![]()
Other than that, amazing feature, guys!!! ![]()
@sam en @awesomerobot dit is een interessante vraag.
Ik weet niet zeker of we ons konden voorstellen dat mensen eerdere gesprekken op Ask wilden raadplegen toen we het voor het eerst begonnen, maar ik kan begrijpen hoe het nuttig zou zijn voor degenen die het vaak gebruiken.
Ik kan me voorstellen dit op verschillende manieren aan te pakken, maar ik vraag me af of het tonen van zoeken en/of bladwijzers als startpunt zinvol zou kunnen zijn?
Another approach to this from the community here:
The implementation in core is a bit better than the one we have on “ask”
@awesomerobot I wonder if there is an easy way to port over to the format /discourse-ai/ai-bot/conversations uses? (it splits stuff in dates)
I also think there is merit in allowing users to easily remove conversations from the sidebar, this control on ChatGPT is great that way:
Yeah ask.discourse.com was built before we moved these features into the AI plugin, so step 1 is removing our custom implementation… that’s done now DEV: remove custom homepage and replace with our built-ai AI conversations page by awesomerobot · Pull Request #28 · discourse/discourse-ask-theme · GitHub
So now we’re using /discourse-ai/ai-bot/conversations and have the “real” sidebar with sectioning. This results in a lot less custom stuff to maintain too, which is nice.
Removing conversations should be doable as a follow-up, I think we already have an API for inline buttons in sidebar items because we use them to manage chat DMs