Grammar and Feedback Personal AI for Philosophy Professor

[zbhul]

Hello, I am a philosophy professor and I have to give a lot of repetitive feedback and grammar corrections for discussion assignments and papers.

I am just starting to learn about fabric and trying to work on creating my own pattern. Is there anyway I could feed all my responses to and it teach it to distinguish black text as the original students' writing and red text are my corrections.

From there could it make notes or patterns of how I do grammar corrections, or how I reword their sentences to more elegant, and also correct mistakes on philosophical concepts.

Once I establish this my goal is to be able to feed this AI new student responses and it would be able to mimic me and how I would give them corrections.

If this is possible it would be much appreciated if someone could help me in the right direction to put this together. I understand the idea behind making patterns. My BIGGEST question is how can I feed it all my previous discussions and teach it to distinguish between my corrections and the students' writing.

Thank you

[xssdoctor]

There are many ways to do this but the easiest is to just tell it that your text is in black and the students text is in red. U fortunately at this moment fabric does not process image files. We'll probably work on this in the future.

Also as always, only act upon that maxim that can will be universal

[zbhul]

okay is there anyway to upload a bunch docx files to it so it as a source of information and can detect the patterns from it? Also is there a way to open fabric in openwebui?

[xssdoctor]

not at the moment. I'm working on the web ui

[zbhul]

hell yeah looking forward to that!!

[freeload101]

okay is there anyway to upload a bunch docx files to it so it as a source of information and can detect the patterns from it? Also is there a way to open fabric in openwebui? @xssdoctor my hack job for the prompts at least :

• generate broken JSON from my python scritpt https://github.com/freeload101/Python/blob/master/Fabric_Prompts_Open_WebUI_OpenWebUI.py
• remove the Fab-patterns\fabric-main ( or you won't be able to delete it from the UI ... )
• goto /workspace/prompts then click "Import Prompts" https://github.com/freeload101/SCRIPTS/blob/master/MISC/Fabric_Prompts_Open%20WebUI%20OpenWebUI_20241112.json

[bjenkinsgit]

Have you played with OpenAI's Custom GPT capability? You can upload a bunch of documents with instructions on how proper papers should be written and then accompany that with a custom prompt that tells the AI to refer to those instructions as part of processing input from any particular student. OpenAI knows LateX and therefore might make it possible for you to tell the AI to hilight incorrect items in RED. Then, handout your Custom GPT URL link to the students and have them use it prior to turning the work in. So, to summarize, you upload instructions that don't change (that goes into its local RAG), followed by a prompt on how to leverage those instructions, and finally take input from students text that you want to modify/grade.

[zbhul]

Okay i got another question for you. Im also hosting a local ai on my computer with ollama. If i upload documents to that. Could i include in a custom pattern that it look through those documents to mimic how i would give feedback? @xssdoctor