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Customizing allowed source domains would be helpful in cases when a user is interested in only material from specific sources. E.g.,
*.gov, *.edu
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/*
arxiv.org/*
Note: Asking for only .gov or .edu in the prompt did not work for me.
I haven't looked deeply into this codebase but maybe something like "site:edu" could be injected into the search process? Or as was pointed out in #96, this filter step could be modified.
In addition to customizing a whitelist/allowlist, customizing the blacklist may also be useful.
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Customizing allowed source domains would be helpful in cases when a user is interested in only material from specific sources. E.g.,
Note: Asking for only .gov or .edu in the prompt did not work for me.
I haven't looked deeply into this codebase but maybe something like "site:edu" could be injected into the search process? Or as was pointed out in #96, this filter step could be modified.
In addition to customizing a whitelist/allowlist, customizing the blacklist may also be useful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: