cuttlefish VS promptsandbox.io

I made something vaguely similar for your local terminal[0].

The idea is to give you a chat with an assistant that can use local tooling. Here it's Python for data analysis, I went more in the direction of "give it access to your terminal, so it can answer questions / do tasks on your local machine" which is something web-based options can't do right now.

I.e. ask it about your system details (processes, wifi) or to do things (configure something). Have it run the relevant commands, analyze the output, and respond either in natural language or i.e. a chart.

It's a really cool area of putting AI in a feedback loop (langchain-like), which I think is where the magic happens, and where we'll see much more happening in the future.

[0]:https://github.com/cube2222/cuttlefish

Other project I haven't tasted yet, but I think it's better: https://app.promptsandbox.io

Here is the repo link: https://github.com/eg9y/promptsandbox.io

landing page: https://promptsandbox.io app page: https://app.promptsandbox.io

I'm excited to share a project I've been working on—a Document Q&A Bot created using the app I made, PromptSandbox.

Regarding the 'public repo being separate from the url' concern, the site deployments are triggered by my git commits, and this screenshot shows the latest deployment (at the time this is written). Now, if you navigate to my repo (screenshot), you can see there's the commit with the same hash. This shows the repository is connected to the live site, and updates are pushed directly from the repo.