Lexeme by PageBrain is an open-source ChatGPT text editor designed to streamline the workflow for brainstorming, writing, and rewriting, integrating ChatGPT directly into the text editing process. Here’s a detailed description of what Lexeme offers:
Key Features of Lexeme:
- Integrated ChatGPT Workflow: Experience a fully integrated workflow with ChatGPT as your co-pilot, allowing for brainstorming, writing, and rewriting within the same window, eliminating the need to switch between ChatGPT and text editors.
- Selective Context Collaboration: Lexeme enables users to collaborate with ChatGPT efficiently. Only selected text is sent to ChatGPT, allowing for targeted rewriting of specific sentences or paragraphs.
- Reusable Prompts: Set your preferred style in the document prompt, and every subsequent chat will use the same prompt, saving time and effort in drafting similar messages, emails, or announcements.
- Built-in Action Prompts: Quickly perform common tasks such as improving, expanding, shortening, continuing, generating counter-arguments, providing examples, and brainstorming with built-in action prompts.
- Custom Prompts: Create your own prompts to guide your writing, tailoring the experience to your specific needs.
- System Prompts in Lexeme: System prompts define the starting point for a new chat, establishing the personality of ChatGPT, specifying what the model should and shouldn’t answer, and determining the format of the model’s responses.
- Advanced Use Cases: Lexeme is suitable for various advanced use cases like Q4 OKRs, Slack messages, announcements, and project management.
Ideal for:
- Writers, content creators, and professionals looking for an efficient way to integrate AI assistance into their writing process.
- Teams requiring a collaborative tool for document creation and editing.
- Anyone seeking a streamlined solution for interacting with ChatGPT while working on text-based projects.
Accessibility:
- Lexeme is accessible online as an open-source platform, and users can start using it by visiting the website or checking out the project on GitHub.
