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Thanks, glad you liked it!

Hmmm... what if I added functionality that uses the webcam to read your lips?

Just kidding. Text seem to be the most requested addition, and it wasn't on my own list :) Will see if I add it, should be fairly easy to make it configurable and render a text input window with a button instead of triggering the microphone.

Won't make any promises, but might do it.

Glad you liked it!

Thanks! You could probably grab what I have, and tweak it a bit. Try checking if you can screenshot just the error message and check what the value of the window.owner is. It should be the name of the application, so you could just append `Can you help me with this error I get in ${window.owner}?` to the Vision API call.

No, this is an oversight by me. To be completely honest, up until the other day I thought it was still called OSX. So the project was literally called cOSXpilot, but at some point I double checked and realize it's been called macOS for many years. Updated the project, but apparently not the code :)

I suspect OSX vs macOS has marginal impact on the outcome :)

Oh nice, could be helpful if this takes off with the data!

Thank you for checking it out! <3

It can be replaced with a self-hosted LLM, simply change the code where the Vision API is being called. That's true for all of the API calls in the app.

I assume that anyone capable of cloning the app, starting the it on their machine and obtaining + adding an OpenAI API key understands that some data is being sent offsite -- and will be aware of their corporate policies. I think that's a fair assumption.

There's definitely some improvements to shuttling the data between interface<->API, all that was done in a few hours on day 1 and there's a few things I decided to fix later.

I prefer speaking over typing, and I sit alone, so probably won't add a text input anytime soon. But I'll hit you up on Discord in a bit and share notes.

Thank you for the explanation! At the end of the day, I'm a newbie and I'm in it to learn something new with each project. Next time I'll probably try my hand at a different framework.

Thank you! I got pretty thick skin, but always a bit of insecurity involved in doing something the first time -- first public GH repo and Show HN :D

Time to learn learn Swift in the next project then! Thank you for the deets.

I appreciate the comment, I really do! Fwiw I play around with thumbnails and titles quite a bit to try to learn what seem to work, and I think the underlying sentiment in the comment rings true for most in my audience. Aaand, it may be a coincidence but the views just hockey-sticked when I changed it :D

Thank you, it's my first GH project & Show HN.. and.. yeah.. learning here :D

I like hotdogs :)

I don't know man. I'm new to development, it's what I chose, probably don't know any better. Tell me what you would have chosen instead?

There, changed it.

We can, if someone builds it. :)

I'm new to development, and this is what I went with. Don't know any better.

Apparently we aren't, so I changed it :D

Nice!

That's ok, I'm with you -- it's more of a joke with friends that developed after I started making tutorials. I primarily use a normal face expressions, and they said I should use one with open mouth -- so I did for funsies, and been doing it a few times over the months although I feel it's a bit cringe.

There's one at 00:30 in this YouTube video (timestamped the link): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IdCWqTZLyA&t=32s