PSWeave 101 - Installing and showing how to use system prompts
AI Summary
- Introduction
- Doug Fink, Microsoft MVP, introduces PSWeave module.
- Works with OpenAI GPT models.
- Installation
- Command:
install-module psweave- Installs PSWeave and PowerShell AI assistant if not present.
- Instructions for API key from OpenAI in the readme.
- Cost
- API usage is inexpensive.
- Multiple demo runs per month cost under a dollar.
- Usage
- Command:
weave-list- Lists 27 prompts for various tasks (e.g., code explanation, math tutoring, Microsoft Graph wizard).
- Prompts are searchable and located in the module’s instructions folder.
- Demonstration
- Example: Compare and contrast feature.
- Creates a string with items separated by commas.
- Pipes the string into
weave.- Autocomplete available with
Ctrl + Spacebar.- Output is sent to clipboard.
- Output
- Visual Studio Code used to display output.
- Weave generates a markdown table for comparison.
- The table is rendered in VS Code to view the comparison.
- Flexibility
- Not limited to specific terms; can compare various items (e.g., programming languages, car models, scientific facts).
- Command:
weave compare and contrast.- Conclusion
- This is just the beginning of PSWeave’s capabilities.