loom(sidian)

This is a reimplementation of Loom as an Obsidian plugin, designed to be easier to use and more modular and extensible.

Loom is a recursively branching interface to GPT-3 and other language models; it is designed to be conducive to exploratory and experimental use of base models. The workflow primarily consists of this: you hit Ctrl+Space from a point in the text, and Loom generates n child nodes of the current node, where each child contains a different completion of the text leading up to the cursor. This is paired with a tree interface and settings panel in the right sidebar.

If you are new to Obsidian: if you want to see the tree interface, make sure to open the right sidebar using the button on the top right, or using Ctrl+P then Toggle right sidebar. Once you've done that, go to the Loom tab, which is signified by a network icon.

Default hotkeys:

• Ctrl+Space - complete

• Ctrl+Alt+n - create child

• Alt+n - create sibling

• Ctrl+Alt+c - clone current node

• Alt+c - split in-range node at caret

• Alt+Backspace - delete current node

• Alt+Down - switch to next sibling

• Alt+Up - switch to previous sibling

• Alt+Left - switch to parent

• Alt+Right - switch to (most recently visited) child

• Alt+e - collapse/expand current node

If you are using MacOS: a few hotkeys -- Alt+n, Alt+c and Alt+e -- are bound to special characters. You can either:

1. Disable MacOS's special character shortcuts, as explained here: https://superuser.com/questions/941286/disable-default-option-key-binding
2. Rebind the Loom hotkeys you want to use in the Hotkeys tab in Settings