This video <https://youtu.be/RimWHVLkkTw> show how to integrate service
offering by the likes of OpenAi and Cohere in Clojure projects. Its aim is
educational as it deconstructs the process into simple steps that anyone
can duplicate and try for oneself. Of special interest, hopefully, is the
REPL workflow and the uncanny power that comes with it. Along the way, the
audience might pick up hints of how to:
- keeping the REPL server process separate from the editor process
- loading dependencies at runtime
- keeping secrets like an API key outside of the code base
- translating the syntax of a curl post request to a clj-http function call
- using a proxy to bypass firewalls
Please let me know if this video has been helpful, and what kind of content
would you like to see next. Thank you!
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