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feat: AI block UI #980
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In general looks good, I only looked at the overall architecture for now (not line-by-line). So far I have a few main comments:
Extracting package
Just realizing this now, I think we should try to ship this as a separate package. Two reasons for this: (a) it's likely this may be licensed differently (i.e.: GPL / Pro only) and (b) it would be a good "proof of the pudding" to see whether we can externalize larger plugins / extensions in a way that still makes sense
Duplicated toolbar code?
I think we're starting to see a lot of similar code with the AI Toolbar and plugin that we already have for FilePanel and LinkToolbar, right? If so, it might be a sign that we need to generalize this code and reduce the duplicate code
AI specific
- We need a way to pass in the
mockAIModelCall
function - The AI Model call might need access to the rest of the document / blocks above / below the block
- I think the current mockup is some good first steps but the Notion AI Block is definitely more polished. Specifically, I like their "Generated by AI x minutes ago" context and don't really like our "show prompt" button.
wdyt?
This PR adds all the UX/UI for AI integration in BlockNote according to the Notion doc. The UI is not yet plugged into an API for querying AI models, so it uses a mock function which accepts a string prompt and returns a string AI response.
There are a few differences in the implementation vs the spec listed in the doc:
Updating...
string but can easily be changed.TODOs:
Updating...
on click.mockAIReplaceSelection
ormockAIInsertAfterSelection
inAIInlineToolbar
while React strict mode is enabled. Everything works fine for the user though.