So does Imagen 4

You can add a chat participant that users can talk to directly with "@" in the chat panel, or your extension can just make requests to the language model to drive whatever other features you want. And with the free tier, this is accessible to all of your users.

Use the builtin Shortcuts app, and you can have this menubar shortcut

It's pretty fresh, but using this library lets you turn a couple hundred lines of code into just a handful, and all the chat participant features just light up "for free"! WIP

But, it turns out that building a really good chat extension is kind of hard, because working with LLMs is hard, and because our API has a lot of features 😇

So I just published this library to help you build chat extensions: github.com/microsoft/vs...

oh wait no animated gifs?

That's one worth the effort!

I guess James S.A. Corey is on that list as well (which is actually two people)

Wear a mask! 6 ft!