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$text1 = Read-Host "Enter text"

Set-Clipboard -Value $text1

$text2 = Get-Clipboard

$text2

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$data = ConvertFrom-Csv @"
Name,UnitsSold
John,100
Jane,200
Tom,120
Jane,300
Jim,150
Mary,250
"@

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$prompt = "capital of france?"
$model = "gpt-4o-mini"
# $model = "o1-preview"

$headers = @{
    "Content-Type"  = "application/json"
    "Authorization" = "Bearer $($env:GITHUB_TOKEN)"
}

$body = @{

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param(
    $daysOld = 7
)

$targetDir = $(
    'D:\mygit\GPTIdeas\Experiments\Livestream-GPT\'
    'D:\mygit\PowerShellAIAssistant-ScratchPad'
    'D:\mygit\PSAI'
    'D:\mygit\PSAIAgent-Stealth-2\'
    'D:\temp\Camtasia\scratch\'

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$sumData = ConvertFrom-Csv @"
ProductName, VendorName, TotalSales
Macbook, Apple
Desktop, DELL
RAM, Lenovo
HDD, HCL
Laptop, IBM
Mouse, Acer
"@

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# Git-like Diff Tool in PowerShell

function Compare-Files {
    param (
        [string]$OldFilePath,
        [string]$NewFilePath,
        [int]$ContextLines = 3
    )

    $oldFile = Get-Content -Path $OldFilePath

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# Install-module PSAI
# Get OpenAI API key from https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys
# Set $env:OpenAIKey

function Compare-PicsUsingAI {
    param(
        $pic1,
        $pic2
    )

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<#
    This PowerShell script is powered by my PSAI and PSAIAgent modules.
    PSAI - Is a port of the OpenAI Python SDK
    PSAIAgent - Is a PowerShell module that allows you turn an OpenAI LLM into an AI Assistant with memory and tools

    Register-Tool - Takes PowerShell functions signatures and creates the JSON to be used by OpenAI 

    New-Agent - Creates an AI Agent that can be used to interact with OpenAI
    Get-AgentResponse - Takes the agent and prompt, calls the OpenAI model, runs the functions if needed and returns the response
#>

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# Singleton

class Product {
    $Name

    Product($name) {
        $this.Name = $name
    }
}

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