GPTel is a simple LLM client for Emacs. It's always available but stays out of your way. It supports ChatGPT/Azure, Ollama, Gemini, Kagi and more. You can install it from MELPA. For more information: https://github.com/karthink/gptel 00:00 The pitch 00:27 Installation and basic usage 04:00 Fun with LLM system messages 04:27 Example: GPT-4 as a scientific calculator 05:47 Example: GPT-4 as a thesaurus 07:07 gptel's design 07:55 Redirecting input and output 08:04 Example: Redirect both to the minibuffer 08:32 Example: Redirect and continue a conversation 10:37 Design objective: be invisible, but always available 11:04 Example: Fixing LaTeX in-place 12:08 Example: A just-in-time shell commands 13:09 Example: just-in-time Emacs discovery 13:38 Design objective: a small surface area 13:57 Two kinds of consistency: external and internal interface 14:13 Example: Multi-LLM demo 15:53 Design objective: Focus on text 16:46 Commonly requested behaviors, gptel-request 17:47 Sign-off Since I always get questions about the visuals: Emacs theme: modus-operandi Fonts: Iosevka Comfy Motion (monospace), Merriweather (Serif) Other packages used: spacious-padding, olivetti, popper