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When you use OpenAI GPT API, you want an interface where you can quickly change model used, temperature, etc. and get results with nice formatting.

There might be extra features like prompt library/templates, text to speech, etc. Also, ways to send long chat history to the API without exceeding the context limit.

So what's you favorite? Free or paid.

For me, I found Chatbox [1] to be good for now. I tried ChatGPT Next Web [2] which seems to have advanced features but I couldn't learn how they work because most of the documentation is in Chinese. I tried Lore [3] a while ago and it seemed to have a great UX but when I wanted to try it again, I found that my trial was over and couldn't try it more nor know if it's still being updated.

[1] https://github.com/Bin-Huang/chatbox

[2] https://github.com/Yidadaa/ChatGPT-Next-Web/

[3] https://thellm.app/

Writing is still the most effective way for long-form discussions in my opinion to reach the best decision.

I find that tools like Slack aren't quite optimized for this.

What tools does your organization utilize for such in-depth written discussions?

I noticed a significant decrease in the model reasoning abilities in the last few days, especially when it comes to writing code. Has anyone else experienced this?

Given that these models are being used in all sorts of applications all over the world, I think it's concerning that OpenAI can lobotomize a model in secret and no one can verify that and do something about it.

Especially if you are at a remote-first company. What is the main communication tool/channel?

Is it Slack? meetings? email? Asana? a combination of these? another innovative way? How do you use your tools to manage discussions and communication?

I'm sick of using Slack as the main communication channel at my company. Many discussions get lost as new discussions appear. Threads are awful but sometimes necessary. Link previews are distracting. Etc. I feel we are misusing it.

We do meetings and emails of course, and Asana, but Slack is the main and most used thing.

I'm trying to find a way that's good for work-related discussions and at the same time provides some social element (we are fully remote, we need to feel the company is alive)

So, please share what you have!

I think that the About section on LinkedIn can give the most important introduction about you, your experience and communication skills. It's basically a summary about you that either make people interested to know more or move on.

Do you have some examples that are clear, innovative, eloquent, interesting, etc.?

Not necessarily LinkedIn, any other similar thing is acceptable.