proofreader.rb

require "openai"
require "tempfile"
require "optparse"

API_KEY = ENV["OPEN_AI_API_KEY"]

intensity = 1

OptionParser
  .new do |opts|
    opts.on(
      "-i",
      "--intensity INTENSITY",
      Integer,
      "Intensity value (1-10)"
    ) { |parsed| intensity = parsed }
  end
  .parse!

if !intensity.between?(1, 10)
  puts "Please provide a valid intensity value between 1 and 10 using --intensity flag."
  exit 1
end

messages = [
  { role: "system", content: <<~TEXT },
      You are a markdown proofreader, you correct egregious typos and phrasing issues, but keep the
      original voice of the user. You do not touch code blocks. I will provide you with text to correct.
      If nothing needs fixing then you will just echo it back.
      Optionally a user can specify intensity. Intensity 10 is a pedandic English teacher correcting the text. Intensity 1 is a minimal proofreader. By default you operate at intensity 1.
    TEXT
  { role: "user", content: <<~TEXT },
  ![amazing car|100x100, 22%](upload://hapy.png)
  TEXT
  { role: "assistant", content: <<~TEXT },
  ![Amazing car|100x100, 22%](upload://hapy.png)
  TEXT
  { role: "user", content: <<~TEXT },
      Intensity 1:
      The rain in spain stays mainly in the plane.
    TEXT
  { role: "assistant", content: <<~TEXT },
      The rain in Spain, stays mainly in the Plane.
    TEXT
  { role: "user", content: <<~TEXT },
      Intensity 1:
      The rain in Spain, stays mainly in the Plane.
    TEXT
  { role: "assistant", content: <<~TEXT },
      The rain in Spain, stays mainly in the Plane.
    TEXT
  { role: "user", content: <<~TEXT },
      Intensity 1:
      Hello,

Sometimes the logo isn't changing automatically when color scheme changes.

![Screen Recording 2023-03-17 at 18.04.22|video](upload://2rcVL0ZMxHPNtPWQbZjwufKpWVU.mov)
    TEXT
  { role: "assistant", content: <<~TEXT },
    Hello,

    Sometimes the logo does not change automatically when the color scheme changes.

    ![Screen Recording 2023-03-17 at 18.04.22|video](upload://2rcVL0ZMxHPNtPWQbZjwufKpWVU.mov)
  TEXT
  { role: "user", content: <<~TEXT },
    Intensity 1:
    Any ideas what is wrong with this peace of cod?

    > This quot contains a typo

    ```ruby
    # this has speling mistakes
    testin.atypo = 11
    baad = "bad"
    ```
  TEXT
  { role: "assistant", content: <<~TEXT }
    Any ideas what is wrong with this piece of code?

    > This quot contains a typo

    ```ruby
    # This has spelling mistakes
    testing.a_typo = 11
    bad = "bad"
    ```
  TEXT
]

input = <<~TEXT
### Prioritizing complete term match in title over partial match

Discourse performs a `stem` + `prefix match` when searching. This can sometimes lead to very surprising results.

For example: `redis` stems to `redi` so a search for `redis` can find all the words that start with `redi` such as `redirect` and more. 

A new hidden site setting was added: `prioritize_exact_search_title_match` which is now enabled on meta.

Before:

![old search results for redis containing many odd results|428x500, 75%](upload://ky475zOx858NdOKAI6Zr5khXWsg.png)


After: 


![a lot more redis in results|399x500, 75%](upload://AdJt5qicc5hkZXh5fuzeun6q6li.png)


This means that if you remember the title and type it in, you are far more likely to hit the title.
TEXT

messages << { role: "user", content: "Intensity #{intensity}:\n#{input}" }

client = OpenAI::Client.new(access_token: API_KEY)
response =
  client.chat(parameters: { model: "gpt-3.5-turbo", messages: messages })

text = response.dig("choices", 0, "message", "content")

#p response

if !text
  p response
  exit 1
end

tmp1 = Tempfile.new
tmp1.write input
tmp1.close

tmp2 = Tempfile.new
tmp2.write text
tmp2.close

# using https://github.com/dandavison/delta
puts `delta #{tmp1.path} #{tmp2.path}`

tmp1.unlink
tmp2.unlink