Didn't try anything agentic within Emacs yet, don't find that helpful enough so far.
Didn't try anything agentic within Emacs yet, don't find that helpful enough so far.
As of last week you can insert a link to a plain-text file in a chat buffer to include its contents in the prompt. It must be on a line by itself. In Markdown it looks
[like this](/path/to/file)
with Org links in Org chat buffers.
This feature is disabled by default to minimize confusion. To enable it you can flip the header line button that says "ignoring media" to "sending media". This works for sending images and other media too, if the model supports it.
I have a global bind for gptel-send (C-c g).
Then, in any buffer, I typically type C-u C-c g.
This lets me customize the prompt and lots of parameters, such as the context, before gptel-send is actually called.