I'm happy to hear that it helped you. If you ever tried this out, let me know how it goes and if you find something interesting, don't hesitate to share :)
Holy shit dude, thank you so much for the sharing. My biggest struggle with the summarization has been the lost of details. I have spent so much time tweaking the summs and it not so fun. But I think you found the solution for it. Please keep these videos coming!!
Hi @SerahMiller-Q7f, I'm super happy to hear that my video share helps you :) I'm always finding ways to better the output of the memory retention and extration, so even if I know this is not perfect, I do think it improves it. I've been using this technique since I've found it and been liking the results alot. Hope to be able to share more of my experience with you and the community.
@@SarahMiller-q7f I think it's something I would be interested in when there is more interest towards what I'm sharing and doing. Let's see how this channel grows and based on that, I could look forward to planning for something like discord. Thanks for the suggestion! In the meantime, don't hesitate to send me DM if needed :)
Hi @kul-tigin, happy to see your interest. For the summarize, you can just simply paste directly in the chat the following: Pause your roleplay. {{user}} is interested in developing a long-term memory system that will help him keep track of events and states. The goal is to write a detailed report of about five hundred words of the events that have happened today so far in the chat history, focusing on major events and each character's associated emotions. The report should be concise and factual, relying solely on information from the chat history and avoiding any speculation or guesswork. Do not use words that is not present in the chat history. The report, restricted only from chat information, should include a list of main characters, events and each character's associated emotions, all of which must be directly related to {{user}} or have potential for development in further stories. Do not give extra details or description if not specified in the chat. Describe seperately for each character, how they are feeling in great details during event list descriptions. Unique words in this chat must be used throughout the whole summary and not just a list. Do no add events or objects in the summary if not infered from the chat history. Limit the events and each character's associated emotions list to ten only. At the end, summarize in details with at least one hundred words what was the most meaningful topic that was discussed today. This summary should have a bullet point list format.
If you want that same button like I my setup (which basically does exactly that, which is paste that big command prompt in the chat, but just more easy to access), you can add the silly tavern extension "Quick Reply", then paste that command in there. Details about the Quick Replies extention of ST here: docs.sillytavern.app/usage/st-script/ Search for "Quick Replies"
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Finally someone explains about SillyTavern bank data via video, thanks a lot.
I'm happy to hear that it helped you. If you ever tried this out, let me know how it goes and if you find something interesting, don't hesitate to share :)
I got a question. At 7:35 what was the "summe" button and how does it function?
Holy shit dude, thank you so much for the sharing. My biggest struggle with the summarization has been the lost of details. I have spent so much time tweaking the summs and it not so fun. But I think you found the solution for it. Please keep these videos coming!!
Hi @SerahMiller-Q7f, I'm super happy to hear that my video share helps you :) I'm always finding ways to better the output of the memory retention and extration, so even if I know this is not perfect, I do think it improves it. I've been using this technique since I've found it and been liking the results alot. Hope to be able to share more of my experience with you and the community.
@@AIArtistryAtelier have you thought about making a discord community? a place where we can share ideas and what not
@@SarahMiller-q7f I think it's something I would be interested in when there is more interest towards what I'm sharing and doing. Let's see how this channel grows and based on that, I could look forward to planning for something like discord. Thanks for the suggestion! In the meantime, don't hesitate to send me DM if needed :)
Thanks for this but im gonna need your summarize settings or template i guess? because my default summarize does not look like that. please of course.
Hi @kul-tigin, happy to see your interest.
For the summarize, you can just simply paste directly in the chat the following:
Pause your roleplay. {{user}} is interested in developing a long-term memory system that will help him keep track of events and states. The goal is to write a detailed report of about five hundred words of the events that have happened today so far in the chat history, focusing on major events and each character's associated emotions. The report should be concise and factual, relying solely on information from the chat history and avoiding any speculation or guesswork. Do not use words that is not present in the chat history. The report, restricted only from chat information, should include a list of main characters, events and each character's associated emotions, all of which must be directly related to {{user}} or have potential for development in further stories. Do not give extra details or description if not specified in the chat. Describe seperately for each character, how they are feeling in great details during event list descriptions. Unique words in this chat must be used throughout the whole summary and not just a list. Do no add events or objects in the summary if not infered from the chat history. Limit the events and each character's associated emotions list to ten only. At the end, summarize in details with at least one hundred words what was the most meaningful topic that was discussed today. This summary should have a bullet point list format.
If you want that same button like I my setup (which basically does exactly that, which is paste that big command prompt in the chat, but just more easy to access), you can add the silly tavern extension "Quick Reply", then paste that command in there.
Details about the Quick Replies extention of ST here: docs.sillytavern.app/usage/st-script/
Search for "Quick Replies"
@@AIArtistryAtelier ah yes this is nice thanks