Priority

For tasks that depend on many others, you may sense that AI loses focus due to the amount of information it needs to use from the dependencies listed in the use header.

To mitigate for the information overload, you can use the priority header and define which answers are more informative. This way floatz AI is less distracted by potential noise.

To define a priority for a task, use the following syntax:

#task: name
#priority: level
AI prompt

level can only take the values high, medium or low.

If not specified, the default value of each task priority is medium.

Example

#task: pubsAndreaSinz
#priority: high
publications by Andrea Sinz

#task: pubsMembraneProteins
#priority: low
publications on Membrane Proteins

#task: summary
#use: pubsMembraneProteins,pubsAndreaSinz
#mode: creative
write a summary

When formulating the answer to task summary, floatz AI will focus on the publications by Andrea Sinz, and less on publications on membrane proteins.

In practice we recommend using priorities when a task has several dependencies and there is a certain order of priority you'd want the AI to focus on when answering.