FetchXML Builder AI Chat adds Markdown instructions and custom flavors
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FetchXML Builder is separating AI Chat instructions into Markdown files and adding user flavors, strictness settings and manual model selection.
TL;DR
FetchXML Builder AI Chat will use five readable Markdown instruction files covering system rules, behavior, style, preferences and user flavors. The next release also adds configurable strictness, personal response guidance, language preferences and manual model selection, while retaining common settings in the existing XML file.
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Why it matters
- Makers: Review the five instruction areas and define a useful personal flavor, because the AI can apply guidance about naming, tone, output format and user-specific conventions.
- Admins/IT: Check the provider, model, API key and endpoint settings, then note that the next release allows the model to be selected manually as models change.
Frequently asked questions
What Markdown instruction files does FetchXML Builder AI Chat use?
FetchXML Builder AI Chat uses System, Behavior, Style, Preferences and UserFlavors Markdown files. They are combined with the system prompt for each new session.
How does the strictness setting change FetchXML Builder AI responses?
The strictness setting offers Exact, Balance and Relaxed modes. These control whether the AI avoids guessing, interprets carefully or may guess somewhat.
Can FetchXML Builder AI Chat use a manually selected model?
Yes, the next FetchXML Builder release will let users manually set the model used by AI Chat. Provider and endpoint settings remain part of configuration.