Summary org-ai is a minor mode for Emacs org-mode that provides access to OpenAI API's. Inside an org-mode buffer you can use ChatGPT to generate text, having full control over system and user prompts (demo) generate images with a text prompt using DALL-E (demo) generate image variations of an input image (demo) You can find it on GitHub and Melpa. Table of Contents Features Demos ChatGPT in org-mode DALL-E in org-mode Image variations Options Setup Melpa Straight. Read more

Quickstart Either follow the instructions of zerolfx/copilot.el or use a ready-to-roll config provided at rksm/copilot-emacsd. This is a short walkthrough describing my current Emacs-Copilot setup. Copilot is primarily advertised as a VSCode utility but actually it works really well in Emacs. Given the ease of adjustments (e.g. when to see completions) I would even argue Emacs might provide a better experience. Table of Contents Changelog Intro & Disclaimer Copilot API & integration Copilot Emacs packages Setup & Customizations Restricting when to show completions Customizing keys Copilot-specific Tab key Ctrl-g / cancel Changelog 2023-03-20: zerolfx/copilot. Read more

Rust support in Emacs improved a lot during the past two years. This post will walk you through setting up Emacs to allow for: Navigating the source code (go to to implementation, list references, outline module structure) Code completion Code snippets Highlighting errors and warnings inline Apply code fixes and refactorings Automatically import definitions if necessary (such as for Traits) Code formatting with rustfmt Building & running other cargo commands This setup will be based on rust-analyzer, a LSP server that is under very active development and powers the Rust support in VS Code as well. Read more

Here is the project link: github.com/rksm/clj-org-analyzer. I started using Emacs org mode “for real” a little less than two years ago and have been tracking my work related activities ever since using org-clock-in. Since the end of 2017 this has generated quite a bit of data but I have found that actually digging into that is rather hard due to the limited reporting functionality in Emacs. I do have a few concrete use cases in mind. Read more