Sending multiple parameters to a multi level keyword #27
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A clumsy solution that will work is the below, but I will dig a bit later to see if any other solutions, and if not, it's a very nice use case to support in a "smarter" way then the solution below. keyword: Also nicely structured feedback 👍 |
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Next version will support this case to respect caller keyword parameters (if any) and use them when forwarding to another keyword. |
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Dear both, how should I set it up for use with gimini and perplexity ? Trying to experiment a bit. have : aigimini with command https://gemini.google.com$PSE1600$ probably this is not correct... webbrowser opens but stops at the promp.. |
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Objective
Send a fixed prompt template + dynamic user input to multiple AI services simultaneously using a single Executor command.
Method
Level1: Individual AI Commands
I have below commands setup and they work fine.
https://chatgpt.com/?q=$U1$https://www.perplexity.ai/search?q=$U$Level2: Combine AI Command
I have
ai_allaggregator keyword that calls both chatgpt and perplexity. and they work fine.chatgpt $P$ || perplexity $P$Usage: ai_all <my_search_query> ✅ Works
Level 3: The Challenge
ai_all_promptthat combinesai_allcommand.ie:
ai_all_promptai_all"You are a prompt expert. Create a world-class prompt for:" $U$Desired Behavior
When I type:
ai_all_prompt analyze CSV files
It should open multiple tabs with:
What failed
ai_all_promptit only sends the fixed inputai_all_prompt <myNeed>it only sends the , ignoring the fixed textOS: Windows 11
Executor Version: Executor 2.0.1.0 hdpi
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