Select notification targets by stable ID

[onechat] / view_layout.go

diff --git a/view_layout.go b/view_layout.go
index a2d4825a7d57b82897e798ec64a9e4913579509f..a88c8fdb1bdf0c2f7f3accce0de78948936e6fd0 100644 (file)
--- a/view_layout.go
+++ b/view_layout.go
@@ -18,14 +18,14 @@ const viewLayoutFileName = "layout.json"
 // grow between batches. The view goes out as the same messages as in the
 // request before, while their lines give the same text, and the new lines
 // follow as one new message. So the end of the view of each earlier turn stays
 // grow between batches. The view goes out as the same messages as in the
 // request before, while their lines give the same text, and the new lines
 // follow as one new message. So the end of the view of each earlier turn stays

-// a message end. On the ChatGPT backend, the first request of a turn with this
-// layout read the view of the turn before from the prompt cache in each of 10
-// turns, and with the view in one message it missed once in 5.
+// a message end. Stable message boundaries let the model reuse the unchanged
+// view prefix from its prompt cache instead of invalidating it when new lines
+// arrive.

 //
 //

-// The first message starts with "<chat>\n". The closing tag goes into the
-// state message after the view, so that no view message changes when lines
-// come. The layout keeps the line count and a hash of the text of each message
-// in layout.json, so it outlives a restart.
+// The first message starts with "<chat>\n". The closing tag goes into the state
+// message after the view, so that no view message changes when lines come. The
+// layout keeps the line count and a hash of the text of each message in
+// layout.json, so it outlives a restart.

 type ViewLayout struct {
        path     string
        Messages []ViewLayoutMessage `json:"messages"`
 type ViewLayout struct {
        path     string
        Messages []ViewLayoutMessage `json:"messages"`


@@ -63,8 +63,8 @@ func loadViewLayout(path string) (*ViewLayout, error) {
 }
 
 // Split returns the view messages for lines and saves the layout. It keeps the
 }
 
 // Split returns the view messages for lines and saves the layout. It keeps the

-// earlier messages up to the first one whose text differs, and puts the rest
-// of the lines into one new message.
+// earlier messages up to the first one whose text differs, and puts the rest of
+// the lines into one new message.

 func (l *ViewLayout) Split(lines []string) ([]string, error) {
        var (
                texts []string
 func (l *ViewLayout) Split(lines []string) ([]string, error) {
        var (
                texts []string