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slug: chart-monsters-for-slack | ||
title: "" | ||
authors: [kyle] | ||
description: "How pairing notebooks with LLMs increases the power of both." | ||
image: "./llm-notebooks-post.png" | ||
tags: [chatgpt, ipython, notebooks, noteable, data science] | ||
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import { OutputBlock } from "@site/src/components/cell"; | ||
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import { | ||
Chat, | ||
UserMessage, | ||
AssistantMessage, | ||
ChatFunctionCall, | ||
} from "@site/src/components/chat"; | ||
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1. Setting Up a Slack App | ||
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- Introduction to Slack apps and their relevance. | ||
- Step-by-step guide to creating a Slack app, configuring permissions, and obtaining the necessary tokens. | ||
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2. Scheduling Notebooks in Noteable | ||
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- How to set up scheduled notebooks within Noteable, including the process of linking the Slack app to automate messages. | ||
- Detailing the different scheduling options and when one might be more appropriate than another. | ||
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3. Integrating the Pieces | ||
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- A section that brings together the previous parts, showing how to integrate Slack notifications with scheduled notebooks in Noteable. | ||
- Include real-world examples or use cases to demonstrate the power and convenience of this approach. | ||
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4. Error Handling and Troubleshooting | ||
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- Common pitfalls or mistakes that might be encountered, and how to address them. | ||
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5. Conclusion and Next Steps | ||
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- A summary of what the reader has learned and encouragement to explore further or adapt the process to their specific needs. |