Question:
How do I allow Ghostwriter to give auto-Complete suggestions in exotic langauges and their filetypes?
Ghostwriter is able to explain and write in Oak, a very new language, but does not give suggestions automatically like other languages in oak files.
Why is this, and how would I enable it if it is possible?
Can I possibly edit the .replit?
Repl link/Link to where the bug appears:
https://replit.com/@Spcfork/Replit-AI-Oak
The reason Ghostwriter can’t is because it’s not able to, it doesn’t know how to yet, a limitation of AI until it’s trained to auto-complete Oak.
Not really possible.
The .replit file kind of just configures Nix (if you still use that) and the run button. It has no control of Ghostwriter at all.
Sorry, but it is possible for Ghostwriter to write in Oak, it has also existed since roughly ~2018.
It can write Oak everywhere else automatically except in Oak files (if given enough code & context, which is hard since it isn’t supposed to write Oak there)!
Ghostwriter is able to explain and write in Oak, a very new language, but does not give suggestions automatically like other languages in oak files.
Oak is considered new because it practically still is.
It’s very small, and simple.
Ghostwriter on the other hand, is taught on Replit code.
Which recently has been taught on Replit’s newest 2023 replit-code-v1-3b dataset!
I only want to enable use of Autocomplete and Intellisense on different filetypes!
Let me know if you have any way for me to do this.
Thanks!
I personally don’t know how to do that as I am not a user of Ghostwriter.
Do you know if there is an web API endpoint for accessing Ghostwriter?
I know about the few replit/replit-ai wrappers in TS and soon PY and such (I’m writing one myself).
Otherwise I may have to rip through the SRC’s.
Thanks for your help anyway!
