I use something I built, which is running at https://mitta.us/. It uses Solr and GPT3 to control your browser, crawl websites, run ML pipelines on the documents, and provide search for whatever is saved. It's sorta like a souped up version of goosh.org.
The whole idea is based on a "shell" UI, which runs JavaScript commands that translate into something like what DDG does:
> !google something (this takes you to Google after running google.js)
You can crawl things and then talk about them:
nickel-scorpion*> Showing 1 of 1 results.
url https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34102057
title ChatGPT Caused 'Code Red' at Google, Report Says | Hacker News
description None
spool bulky-pastoral-perch view
source_type web
id 17VyZq5hw8xeLySWN discuss|tag|delete
updated 2022-12-24T16:33:04Z ⊂ +alltime
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pastel-mature-herring~> !discuss what's this article about?
nickel-scorpion*> The article is about how Google is worried that they could be replaced by a search engine based on the ChatGPT like technology.
pastel-mature-herring~> !discuss is it a valid concern?
nickel-scorpion*> Yes, it is a valid concern.
pastel-mature-herring~> !model ~17VyZq5hw8xeLySWN |description_from_fulltext
nickel-scorpion*> Standby...
nickel-scorpion*> Document updated: ID 17VyZq5hw8xeLySWN.
description The page contains excerpts from a discussion about the ChatGPT search engine. People are generally impressed with its accuracy, but caution that it is not always correct. The engine is still in development, and its costs are currently high.
It's been a long haul working on it and I'm still struggling with "getting done" enough to release it.
The whole idea is based on a "shell" UI, which runs JavaScript commands that translate into something like what DDG does:
You can crawl things and then talk about them: It's been a long haul working on it and I'm still struggling with "getting done" enough to release it.