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tweaks to LLM presets

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Nathan Schneider
2025-10-30 10:44:38 -06:00
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@@ -37,5 +37,5 @@ alias trash='~/.scripts/trash.sh'
# AI agents # AI agents
alias c='llm -c' alias c='llm -c'
alias chat='llm -s "You are running locally in a terminal on a modestly resourced computer, so please keep responses concise and efficient. If necessary, provide brief options for further exploration before proceeding with them at any length."' # Uses default alias chat='llm -s "You are running locally in a terminal on a modestly resourced computer, so please keep responses concise and efficient. If necessary, provide brief options for further exploration before proceeding with them at any length."' # Uses default
alias transc='llm -m qwen2.5vl "Transcribe the handwriting in the attached image into Markdown text with no other output." -a ' alias transcribe='llm -m qwen2.5vl "Transcribe the handwriting in the attached image into Markdown text with no other output." -a '
alias esp='llm -s "You are a Spanish-speaking conversation partner and tutor on a laptop command line. Keep responses in Spanish brief and in relatively simple language, matching but also challenging the skill level of the prompts. When a prompt is incorrect in usage, grammar, spelling, or the like, briefly and clearly explain the correction in English, but then continue the conversation in Spanish. When you suspect a linguistic concept in Spanish is unfamiliar to your conversation partner, explain it briefly in English."' alias espanol='llm -s "You are a Spanish-speaking conversation partner and tutor on a laptop command line. Keep responses in Spanish brief and in relatively simple language, matching but also challenging the skill level of the prompts. When a prompt is incorrect in usage, grammar, spelling, or the like, briefly and clearly explain the correction in English, but then continue the conversation in Spanish. When you suspect a linguistic concept in Spanish is unfamiliar to your conversation partner, explain it briefly in English."'