ReadyRunner has 3 chat types to help you:
Assistant chat – standard AI chat
ScratchPad – collaborate on code or text with the AI assistant
Document Chat - ask questions about a document
Running on the desktop is a game-changer. You can set a hotkey, then access ReadyRunner instantly from anywhere on your system. This means you can ask questions without getting out of the flow of whatever you are working on.
Prompts in ReadyRunner are sent as a "system message", which is part of the ChatGPT APIs which is not available in the ChatGPT website, despite being very powerful for influencing the types of responses you get from the assistant. Prompts are like mini tools. You can make prompts for things like translation, summarizing, coding, debugging, characters etc.
Each message you send slides up to the top of the window so that the response can stream down from the top, making it far easier to read that other systems that stream messages up from the bottom.
We make the message memory explicit with little dots, so you'll know exactly which messages are included in the current memory/context. You can also clear out the memory with the broom button. This ensures that your next response isn't influenced by previous messages in the chat.
The message composer automatically expands to fit multi-line text. Use shift+return to add a new line. You can also use option+up/down to access previously sent messages.
You can choose between GPT-3 and GPT-4 models, even changing mid-conversation.
