====== Profiles ======

Profiles in DokuLLM allow you to organize and customize your AI interactions. Each profile can have its own set of actions, prompts, and configurations. By default, the plugin uses the [[default|default]] profile, but you can create and switch between multiple profiles as needed.

===== Available Profiles =====

The following profiles are currently available:                                                                        
  * [[default|default]] - The standard profile with basic actions
  * //Add your custom profiles here//

===== Creating a New Profile =====

To create a new profile:

  - Create a new directory at ''lib/plugins/dokullm/doc/profiles/PROFILE_NAME'' (replace PROFILE_NAME with your desired profile name)
  - Create a profile definition file (similar to ''doc/default.txt'') that defines the actions available in this profile
  - Add prompt files for each action in your profile
  - Configure the plugin to use your new profile in the plugin settings

===== Profile Structure =====

Each profile follows a specific directory structure:

  * ''doc/profiles/PROFILE_NAME/'' - Profile directory
  * ''doc/profiles/PROFILE_NAME/system'' - Base system prompt for the profile
  * ''doc/profiles/PROFILE_NAME/action_name.txt'' - Prompt file for each action
  * ''doc/profiles/PROFILE_NAME/action_name/system'' - Action-specific system prompt extension

===== Profile Action Definition =====

Each profile needs a definition file (like ''doc/default.txt'') that contains a table defining the available actions. The table must have the following columns:

^ ID ^ Label ^ Description ^ Icon ^ Result ^
| action_id | Button Text | Description of what the action does | icon_name | result_action_type |

Column details:
  * **ID**: The action identifier, which corresponds to the prompt name
  * **Label**: The text displayed on the button
  * **Description**: A detailed description of the action, used as a tooltip
  * **Icon**: The icon displayed on the button (can be empty)
  * **Result**: The action to perform with the LLM result:
    * ''show'': Display the result in a modal dialog
    * ''append'': Add the result to the end of the current content
    * ''replace'': Replace the selected content with the result
    * ''insert'': Insert the result at the cursor position

==== Example Profile Definition ====

Here's an example of how to structure your profile action table:

^ ID ^ Label ^ Description ^ Icon ^ Result ^
| summarize | Summarize | Create a summary of the selected text | file-icons:summary | show |
| expand | Expand | Expand the selected text with more details | file-icons:expand | replace |
| grammar | Fix Grammar | Correct grammar and spelling errors | file-icons:spellcheck | replace |

===== Using Profiles =====

To use a specific profile:
  - Go to the plugin configuration page
  - Find the "Prompt Profile" setting
  - Enter the name of the profile you want to use
  - Save the configuration

The selected profile will be used for all LLM interactions until you change it.

===== Adding Custom Prompts =====

Each action in your profile corresponds to a prompt file. To add a custom prompt:
  - Create a new file at ''doc/profiles/PROFILE_NAME/PROMPT_NAME.txt'' (replace PROFILE_NAME with your profile and PROMPT_NAME with your action ID)
  - Write your prompt in this file, using placeholders as needed:
    * ''{text}'' - The selected text from the editor or the entire text
    * ''{template}'' - The template associated with the request
    * The prompt will automatically be available through the action defined in your profile

===== System Prompt Extensions =====

Profiles support a hierarchical system prompt architecture:

  * Base system prompt at ''doc/profiles/PROFILE_NAME/system''
  * Action-specific extensions at ''doc/profiles/PROFILE_NAME/ACTION_NAME/system''
  * Extensions are automatically appended to the base system prompt

===== Metadata Support =====

DokuLLM supports metadata in your wiki pages, which can be used to provide additional context to the LLM:
  * ''~~LLM_TEMPLATE:template_id~~'' - Specifies a template to use as context
  * ''~~LLM_EXAMPLES:example1,example2~~'' - Specifies example pages to use as context
  * ''~~LLM_PREVIOUS:previous_page~~'' - Specifies a previous document to use as context

These metadata tags should be placed at the beginning of your wiki page.