congrats on launching OP. i have to say the sidebar is very confusing, does too much, and had no explanation of how to use them. hope you get to work on the UX a bit. edit - just saw that you made more videos to explain those things. well put them all in one video!
Thank you! yeah it's definitely the next job to think about onboarding and UX, ideally you wouldn't even need a video! Quick sort of outline on the sidebar - on the homepage, those are the prompts that are being injected. It's actually a configuration I made 'with nova' for guests. In this view they're they're 'read only', so can't be edited, but each prompt is injected at the top of the convo. I kinda left them on t…
Show HN : Nova - GPT with composable prompts, workspaces, + LlamaIndex
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Re: Show HN : Nova - GPT with composable prompts, workspaces, + LlamaIndex
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Thank you! yeah it's definitely the next job to think about onboarding and UX, ideally you wouldn't even need a video! Quick sort of outline on the sidebar - on the homepage, those are the prompts that are being injected. It's actually a configuration I made 'with nova' for guests. In this view they're they're 'read only', so can't be edited, but each prompt is injected at the top of the convo. I kinda left them on t…
I can see the potential, but I also got lost in the sidebar. The capability to include and query documents and notes is powerful and I liked the way in which you captured the summary of information. Appreciate the complementary credits because I burned a lot of them attempting to get it to do what I wanted it to. Would love some quick info around using indexes successfully, it is taking a lot of trial and error and w…
This video is a bit longer but people have seemed to click with it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MM9pSd8ADuQ
maybe because it was my first draft for the 'marketing' video, but my wife was like 'you can't use any of this' - but as a walkthrough its maybe pretty legible.
Aside from that would be more than happy to jump on a call and walk through, I also feel like I'm on to something and sort of grappling through the relationships / data types, but then also the UX.
There's definitely a few tips and tricks I can give and I'd like to verify no unexpected behaviours. But also just watching someone use it / get a sense of where the friction and flow is I find very helpful.
If you're up for it, email me me@samueltate.com, I can top up your cookie jar so to speak if the tokens are going quick, and you're really helping me out with that type of feedback.
Thanks!