Idk if its the best, its rather slow unless you have good video card. I’m sure with the right prompt and right hardware it could be a tool in a moderators toolset (turn it on when sleeping or something?).

There is a project LemmyWebhook I found (https://github.com/RikudouSage/LemmyWebhook) I was thinking of using it, then LemmyNanny would be able to see new content in real time instead of using a built in Lemmy feed. This would completely change the architecture and I think raise the barrier to entry (right now anyone can run it, but if you needed to install LemmyWebhook it’d require more technical skillset)

Yea they’re coming fer our jerbs!

In all seriousness AI scares me for what it can do to society but at the same time “If you know your enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the results of a hundred battles” - Sun Tzu

Yea that’s fair, ai is a tough pill to swallow. The bot is using Lemmy data but no ai generated content goes back to Lemmy (unless I have it set to report, then it submits a report to mods). If my Lemmy instance gains traction in my community I might have it run locally, but can’t have that option if the tooling doesn’t exist

This one was surprising in that it sort of broke the prompt to be a bit more heartfelt.

And yea, there’s user configurable prompt in settings but hardcoded at the end of the prompt is to start with “Yes” (to report) or “No”. There are tools which ollama can use, but I just wanted to use the models I wanted to, even if tool usage isn’t part of it

Yea I agree this is experimental, it’s not meant to replace anyone but I’ve been using it to sort of “browse” Lemmy. If moderators or admins want to use it to moderate a community or instance then that’s great, but if not it was just like 3 weekends of playing around. I had fun, and if it dies like the rest of my pet projects that’s fine too.

https://www.reddit.com/r/vibecoding/s/I6cFMvwtw8