study-companion-bot
- part of the broader exploration LLM ‘bots’ teaching-and-learning-bots
- integrates into my personal research-infrastructure
the study companion bot works as a ‘thinking partner’ and a way to discuss and work through ideas. Practically this looks like the classic LLM chat interface interaction (for now, but I may iterate different kind of interaction/functionality later)
initial tests show that local models whilst performing quite well, do not compare comparatively to being a good ‘thinking partner’
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[[bot-evaluation-thinking-partnership]] [[study-companion-v0]] [[study-companion-v1]] [[study-companion-prompts]] [[bot-evaluation-thinking-partnership]]
- part of the broader exploration LLM 'bots' [[teaching-and-learning-bots]] - part of the broader exploration LLM 'bots' [[teaching-and-learning-bots]]
part of the broader exploration LLM 'bots' [[teaching-and-learning-bots]] - part of the broader exploration LLM 'bots' [[teaching-and-learning-bots]] - integrates into my personal [[research-infrastructure]] the study companion bot works as a 'thinking partner' and a way to discuss and work through ideas. Practically this looks like the classic LLM chat interface interaction (for now, but I may iterate different kind of interaction/functionality later) the study companion bot works as a 'thinking partner' and a way to discuss and work through ideas. Practically this looks like the classic LLM chat interface interaction (for now, but I may iterate different kind of interaction/functionality later) initial tests show that local models whilst performing quite well, do not compare comparatively to being a good 'thinking partner' [[bot-evaluation-thinking-partnership]]
part of the broader exploration LLM 'bots' [[teaching-and-learning-bots]] --- the study companion bot works as a 'thinking partner' and a way to discuss and work through ideas. Practically this looks like the classic LLM chat interface interaction (for now, but I may iterate different kind of interaction/functionality later)
aliases: - study companion
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