danielmiessler
[Question]: correct use of context.md (-c) for language change
What is your question?
In order to get answers in French, I created a context.md file, located in ~/.config/fabric. It contains this simple instruction: "Please answer in French.".
Its effectiveness is pretty random, I wonder if i'm using it correctly. Here is an example of how I use it: yt --transcript https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VflYjdJ832k | fabric -csp summarize
I tried with various other patterns, with the same random effectiveness. Sometimes only the first and last sentences are in French, more like a comment. Some other times, nothing is in French.
Should I create another pattern to translate the text first and keep using -c afterwards?
I also want to translate some transcripts to german and its also pretty random
When downloading videos transcriptions, I recommend ask the Youtube to give you the correct language using the "--lang" parameter:
yt --transcript --comments --lang fr "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG7yiX7vW7E"
There are several function to check which languages are available.
Advantages:
- Youtube should have good translation.
- You skip one (heavy) translation operation.
To translate language, I create a custom pattern instead of extract_wisdom
To translate language, I create a custom pattern instead of extract_wisdom
Good Day, could you post a link to a paste of your pattern. I would be interested in it. Thanks
