From the codebase you extracted this from, how are you sending these prompt strings onward? I feel like it would really benefit from being inspired by all of ActionMailer, not just ActionMailer:::Preview. Being able to just fire these off in a job would be useful. Even better if you could act on those as part of the job, so kind of like a little controller/agent thing?
config.action_prompt.delivery_method = :chatgpt_api
config.action_prompt.chatgpt_api_settings = {
api_key: Rails.env[:OPENAI_API_KEY]
}
...
class ApplicationPrompt < ActionPrompt::Base
before_action :set_user
def set_user
@user = current_user || AnonUser.new
end
end
class SupportAgentPrompt < ApplicationPrompt
def ask(question)
@question = question.strip.downcase
if result = prompt(question:) # renders `views/prompts/support_agent/ask.text.erb`,
# ideally handles recognizing JSON and stripping out whitespace in response
broadcast_append_to @user,
target: :support_chat,
partial: 'support_chat/message',
locals: { message: result, from: SupportAgentUser.new }
end
end
end
...
SupportAgentPrompt.ask.prompt_later "What's the best menu item?"
From the codebase you extracted this from, how are you sending these prompt strings onward? I feel like it would really benefit from being inspired by all of ActionMailer, not just ActionMailer:::Preview. Being able to just fire these off in a job would be useful. Even better if you could act on those as part of the job, so kind of like a little controller/agent thing?